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BRUNSWICK, Ohio (AP) — Mitt Romney is refusing to say that he would overturn President Barack Obama’s new policy allowing some young illegal immigrants to stay in the United States. The Republican presidential candidate tells CBS’’ ‘'Face the Nation’’ that if he’s president, Obama’s executive order ‘‘would be overtaken by events ... by virtue of my putting in place a long-term solution.’’
Romney was asked three times in the interview if he would overturn Obama’s order, but he didn’t directly answer the question. Instead, he said would work to pass a law to help those young people who were ‘‘brought in by their parents through no fault of their own.’’ Romney said he doesn’t know why Obama ‘‘feels stop-gap measures are the right way to go.’’
The candidate’s comments represent a further softening of his rhetoric on immigration since the GOP primary campaign ended. For example, before the Iowa caucuses in January, when he faced the challenge of winning over the right-wing base of the GOP, he pledged to veto legislation backed by Democrats that would have created a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as children. Instead of emphasizing the plight of illegal immigrants, Romney focused on the consequences illegal immigration has for U.S. jobs.
"He's trying to walk the line," Santorum said of Romney. "He's trying to walk a line as not to sound like he's hostile to Latinos--swing voters--and in very important states. But at the same time, I think you need to hammer the president on this now habitual abuse of power."
Originally posted by jam321
Pure BS. Even if Romney was sincere. a GOP led Congress would never bring up such legislation. Then they wouldn't have anybody to blame for the US economic woes.
"He's trying to walk the line," Santorum said of Romney. "He's trying to walk a line as not to sound like he's hostile to Latinos--swing voters--and in very important states. But at the same time, I think you need to hammer the president on this now habitual abuse of power."
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Originally posted by jam321
Pure BS. Even if Romney was sincere. a GOP led Congress would never bring up such legislation. Then they wouldn't have anybody to blame for the US economic woes.
"He's trying to walk the line," Santorum said of Romney. "He's trying to walk a line as not to sound like he's hostile to Latinos--swing voters--and in very important states. But at the same time, I think you need to hammer the president on this now habitual abuse of power."
news.yahoo.com...
Originally posted by PurpleChiten
Well, his dad WAS born in Mexico. He may have been too. We've not seen his birth certificate ya know
Originally posted by xuenchen
Originally posted by PurpleChiten
Well, his dad WAS born in Mexico. He may have been too. We've not seen his birth certificate ya know
Reuters had it up a few weeks ago.
Romney's birth certificate evokes his father's controversy
That's a short form birth certificate dated 2012, it's not the original and it's not state verified. That birth certificate is good enough for me though. Considering the standards that birthers (including yourself) mounted on Obama, it's hypocritical for you to take it face value.
That's definitely Photoshopped. Pixels all over the place.
Originally posted by xuenchen
I never said Romney's BC from the Reuters story was real.
Originally posted by xuenchen
Originally posted by PurpleChiten
Well, his dad WAS born in Mexico. He may have been too. We've not seen his birth certificate ya know
Reuters had it up a few weeks ago.
Romney's birth certificate evokes his father's controversy