I repeat myself, but: (Ann Coulter said he is changing his tune a bit since this)
The following is a Corner (NRO) posting from Ramesh Ponnuru:
Cruz on immigration
Wall Street Journal: “Mr. Cruz’s hard-edged message against immigration may play in the GOP primaries…”
Ponnuru responds: Cruz is for a guest-worker program and open to offering legal status to illegal immigrants. He voted against an amendment to cap legal immigration over the next decade at 33 million. I can understand how, from the Journal’s perspective, Cruz seem too restrictionist. But I don’t think it’s right to say that Cruz has an anti-immigration message. Update: Cruz also offered an amendment to expand H-1B visas by a factor of five.
An old Corner posting from John Derbyshire:
Readers who have followed the Senate wrangling over the immigration bill may have been confused by some of the jargon being thrown around. In a spirit of public service, I offer the following brief glossary of some of the terms you have been hearing.
“legalization” -— amnesty
“guest worker plan” -— amnesty
“temporary worker plan” -— amnesty
“path to citizenship” -— amnesty
“out of the shadows” -— amnesty
“comprehensive reform” -— amnesty
I hope that helps clarify things.
It is clear that you don't like Cruz. Who is your preferred candidate?
And you think Trump is going to be more hard line on illegal immigration than Cruz...LOLOLOLOLOL.....
And you think legal immigration is the problem? LOLOLOLOL
Another blast from the past:
“regularization” — amnesty