The stance allowing people to flow in unchecked? They should oppose both parties, then. Cause no one is doing anything about it.
“Hispanic registered voters are strongly supporting initiatives to reform immigration while penalizing illegal behavior. A majority of Hispanic voters (52.4%) support initiatives that would not allow people who entered this county illegally to become citizens unless they reapply from their country of origin,” Deposada said. “By a margin of 50% to 41%, Hispanic voters support increasing the number of border patrol agents in our southern border, and also support new laws to make sure that employers can only hire workers who are in the U.S. legally (50% - 41%). An overwhelming majority of 82% support the creation of a new Temporary Worker Program. Also a plurality (41.2% – 39.9%) support imposing a fine of at least $2,000 for illegal immigrants in order to gain legal employment as a temporary worker in the U.S.”
Results of 2005 National Latino Survey
If you just read the article you would think that they all wanted open borders whereas the actual pool results suggest that most would support a program a lot like the Kyl/Cornyn Plan.
It turns out that except at the Presidential level for George Bush, Republicans are getting only trivial support from Latinos anyway so they don't have much to lose by being tough on illegal immigration and a lot to lose if they let very many of the illegals ever become voters.
I would think anyone who went to the trouble of following the law, immigrants from Mexico or anywhere else, would be opposed to benefits for those who did not follow the law.
It doesn't specify here if *any* Hispanic was able to take part in this poll or only the ones who are legally allowed to vote.