Republican Party Uses State of the Union Response to Attack Donald Trump

Breitbart Big Government ^ | 01/12/2016 | Julia Hahn

[PCPOET7]

I think. the speeches sounded to matched in nature.

[DoughtyOne]

The GOPe wouldn’t have a sign-off on this would they?

Heh heh heh...

Yep, the GOPe prefers Trump over Curz alright. LOL

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

‘But how many is Cruz willing to deport? Last I heard it was only those arrested of other crimes.’

I doubt your claim is correct, but if you find confirmation, please let me know.

[caww]

Cruz is operating from what he knows the laws currently are saying......Trump isn’t aware of the Immigration laws so just says what he can to make it under the wire of the question asked.....

He said in 2013 that we had to find a way for the “Dreamers” to remain because they had “won me over”...he also made other statements which simply tells us he doesn’t know what he can or cannot do...rather what his audience wants to hear.

That’s the thing with Trump...he’ talks but hasn’t a clue about the powers of the Government, laws, nor how they work or not.....so he punts.

[CottonBall]

It was on his website. I haven’t checked if his policy has changed but heard it has been modified to be more like Trump’s as far as deportations go.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Maybe this ...

[Hot Air. Google offers a ‘text only’ cache for quickl load.]

Ted Cruz won’t rule out legalization for illegal immigrants
http://hotair.com/headlines/archives/2015/11/21/ted-cruz-wont-rule-out-legalization-for-illegal-immigrants/.

‘If we put in place a strong E-Verify system and deport criminal illegal aliens, the number of people here illegally will drop significantly, particularly if there’s not a continual flow of people coming in illegally,’ Cruz said.

‘At that point, once we’ve demonstrated that we can solve the problem, then we can have a conversation about what to do about whatever people remain illegally,’ Cruz added. When asked if that conversation included the potential for a pathway to legal status, he repeated, ‘We can have that conversation with the American people once we secure the border.’ [snipped off at that point ...]

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[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Question:

Is it true that Cruz will not simply enforce existing laws and deport wholesale right off the bat? I keep hearing he would.

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kabar and greetings puny humans are the heavy-duty opposition researchers reg. Cruz and immigration. Not me. I’ve taken Cruz largely ‘on faith’ reg. immigration prior to running into obnoxious Cruzies today.

Reporter asks Ted Cruz four times: ‘How do you define amnesty?’
http://hotair.com/archives/2015/12/01/reporter-asks-ted-cruz-four-times-how-do-you-define-amnesty/comment-page-3

[Posted December 1, last month.]

‘The best part is when she asks the obvious followup - is a path to legalization ‘amnesty’? - and he won’t even make eye contact.’ — unquote

[CottonBall]

“When asked if that conversation included the potential for a pathway to legal status, he repeated, ‘We can have that conversation with the American people once we secure the border.’ [snipped off at that point ...]”

THAT statement is what set me off of Cruz. Especially when he condescendingly said “The American people don’t want to have that conversation.” I sure as hell did and moved to Trump who was conversing all over the place about it ;)

I guess Cruz is still being ambiguous. For one capable of being so eloquent, that speaks volumes.

Hey Arthur, I’d say you’re an excellent researcher!

[Vision Thing]

I guess Cruz is still being ambiguous. For one capable of being so eloquent, that speaks volumes.

Oh Cruz can be eloquent and clear, but he is smart, too: When it comes to speaking about amnesty, Ted doesn't want to bite the globalist hands that feed him.