What he tells the press in English isn't what he tells the Hispanic press in Spanish. Here are some examples:
That is Marco Rubio stating in English that border security has to happen first — before anything else. He tells Rush Limbaugh, in English, that he won’t support a bill unless that bill guarantees that nothing else will happen until these enforcement mechanisms are in place.
And then there's this with Jake Tapper on CNN:
When I’m president, we’re going to do it our way. And that means before we do anything, we are going to secure our border and enforce our laws. Until we do that first, we won’t be able to do anything else on immigration. And after we’ve done that, we’ll see what the American people are willing to do with someone who’s been here for a long time, and passes a background check, learns English, pays a fine, starts paying taxes.
And what he told Univision:
Let’s be clear. Nobody is talking about preventing the legalization. The legalization is going to happen. That means the following will happen: First comes the legalization. Then come the measures to secure the border. And then comes the process of permanent residence.
And for those Rubio supporters who claim it's a lie, the article has all sorts of links and actual interviews @ Patterico's Pontifications » Marco Rubio Has Said Different Things About Amnesty in Spanish and English — Part One
That is Marco Rubio stating in English that border security has to happen first — before anything else. He tells Rush Limbaugh, in English, that he won’t support a bill unless that bill guarantees that nothing else will happen until these enforcement mechanisms are in place.
And then there's this with Jake Tapper on CNN:
When I’m president, we’re going to do it our way. And that means before we do anything, we are going to secure our border and enforce our laws. Until we do that first, we won’t be able to do anything else on immigration. And after we’ve done that, we’ll see what the American people are willing to do with someone who’s been here for a long time, and passes a background check, learns English, pays a fine, starts paying taxes.
And what he told Univision:
Let’s be clear. Nobody is talking about preventing the legalization. The legalization is going to happen. That means the following will happen: First comes the legalization. Then come the measures to secure the border. And then comes the process of permanent residence.
And for those Rubio supporters who claim it's a lie, the article has all sorts of links and actual interviews @ Patterico's Pontifications » Marco Rubio Has Said Different Things About Amnesty in Spanish and English — Part One
