Cruz only wants to ‘kill’ the bill in that he wants stronger border security up front, before going ahead with a massive amnesty that will kill the conservatism and the country.
And he’s the best we’ve got in the Senate—which just shows how deceptively rigged and exploitative the GOP is.
So you post several mistaken comments that seek to convince people that Cruz isn’t against amnesty he only wants to address border security.
Guess you missed Cruz’s plain-spoken statements, along with his amendment that was voted down of course, that there should never be a path to citizenship, never, never, for those who came here illegally in the first place.
I know about these. You can know, too.
But either you don’t know, or you have an subtle but anti-Cruz agenda.
Thanks...for nothing.
There are multiple, multiple sources for this. From the Daily Caller to the Blaze to Townhall to US News and on and on. If you google, or use an alternate search engine, the following “Ted Cruz no path to citizenship for illegal immigrants” you get a bunch of them. I’ve included a link to just one of many...
Ted Cruz on Immigration
http://www.ontheissues.org/international/Ted_Cruz_Immigration.htm
There is no excuse, 9yearLurker.
Here’s a “twofer” immigration story that appeared right here on FR.
In the posted text it says, ***”Cruz previously attempted to amend the bill to eliminate a path to citizenship***”.
Then goes on to talk about another amendment he attempted that required states to require ID (proof of citizenship) before registering voters.
Ted Cruz Set to Infuriate the Left With Immigration Bill Amendment (Voter ID)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3032546/posts
Again, let’s not get lost in the weeds and forget what you have been posting. You keep on posting that Ted Cruz is nibbling around the edges by only addressing border security and not amnesty itself. Flat false. Has spoken out against any path to citizenship, ever, for those who entered illegally, and has offered an amendment that would eliminate the path to citizenship portion of the Senate immigration bill.
As a bonus, also offered an amendment on the issue of voter registration ID to prove someone is a citizen before being put on the voter rolls.