Oh, he supports this one alright. After all, Graham-Schumer is McCain-Kennedy II.
22 Sep. 2008: "In Scranton, Pa., he vowed to push through a plan that offers a path to citizenship to illegal immigrants who pay fines and fulfill other requirements." (The Boston Globe)
[Those "conservatives" on FR who say that McCain would have been better than Obama seem to conveniently forget that with McCain as President, the Republican establishment would not oppose his amnesty proposals. Shoot, even with Obama as President, certain segments of the Republican establishment still believe that granting amnesty to tens of millions of illegal aliens is the way to gain new votes!]
06 Jan. 2010: "McCain has said he won't support the 2010 legislation if it doesn't include the guest-worker plan, a cornerstone of previous bipartisan compromises." (The Arizona Republic)]
[Note that Graham-Schumer DOES include the "guest worker" provision.]
17 Feb. 2010: "[McCain] still believes in immigration reform, but it has to include tighter border security up front." (The Arizona Daily Sun)
20 Feb. 2010: "McCain stressed the importance of securing the border and establishing a legal temporary-worker program. Foreign workers could take jobs that Americans wouldn't want." (The Arizona Daily Star)
Shall I find more examples?
"[Obama] talks about immigration reform.
I want to see his proposal!
He’s the president of the United States.
I’d like to see a proposal from
the president of the United States
and I’d like to review."
U.S. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, 16 MAR. 2010