“Given the multifaceted nature of immigration, is there a version of “Comprehensive Immigration Reform” that ought to appeal to true conservatives, who are not beholden to the bottom line of a global business or to the ideological dictates of Ayn Rand? I think there is. Indeed, the outlines of Immigration Reform that would be both comprehensive and conservative are not even that hard to discern, if the effort is made to understand what immigration is all about,” says William Chip<\/a>, who is also on FAIR’s board.<\/p>\n “Given the multifaceted nature of immigration, is there a version of \u201cComprehensive Immigration Reform\u201d that ought to appeal to true conservatives, who are not beholden to the bottom line of a global business or to the ideological dictates of Ayn Rand? I think there is. Indeed, the outlines of Immigration Reform that would be both comprehensive and conservative are not even that hard to discern, if the effort is made to understand what immigration is all about.”<\/p>\n “Thousands marched in the streets of Dallas, Texas on Sunday, shouting, “Obama escucha, estamos en lucha!” or “Listen, Obama! We’re at war!” to rally for the Senate’s immigration reform bill. Voting registration forms were handed out to marchers and there was a voter registration both set up at the rally’s endpoint outside Dallas City Hall,” Breitbart News reports<\/a>.<\/p>\n “Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) on Tuesday criticized a Heritage Foundation study on the immigration reform legislation introduced in the Senate, calling the think tank’s report ‘flawed,'” The Hill reports<\/a>.<\/p>\n “‘Their argument is based on a single premise, which I think is flawed,’ Rubio said, according to the Tampa Bay Times. ‘That is these people are disproportionately poor because they have no education, and they will be poor for the rest of their lives in the U.S. Quite frankly that\u2019s not the immigration experience in the U.S.'” We’re At War Say Amnesty Protesters<\/h3>\n
Rubio Says Cost Estimate Flawed<\/h3>\n