I think he is good on it also. But with Rubio and some of the others who have this do-gooder attitude that “these people just want......” and are making noise about how “we have to figure out some way to assimilate these felons as citizens” it is worrysome.
The Republican Party used to stand for at least some modicum of sovereignty, law and order. It seems now is that the poweratti in the Party only want to keep the power that they have in that frigging Senate Country Club; they have abandoned their real “country.”
Pandering to the hispanic minority by bending overbackwards to naturalize the distant cousins who break our laws, kill our citizens by drunk driving, murder and rape, bring heretofore extinct diseases here, choke our schools, rape our public services, maximize entitlements they shouldn’t have, et al, won’t do a damned thing.
These people aren’t going to vote for Republicans because of it; the Democrats ALWAYS promise more. It is a FOOL’s gambit, and I hope Cruz stays out of it.
Sounds like Trump is the only one who has addressed this at CPAC so far.
I’m disappointed that Palin hasn’t spoken out against this, as she is probably the only one with the power to turn the tide sufficiently from the grassroots level.
Unfortunately, as she professed a couple of years ago, there seems to be no daylight between her position and McCain’s position on this conservatively existential issue.