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Originally Posted by RegalSin
It was the most hallarious thing. Romney is automatically going to be President, but the moment the wording about immigration, he fumbles. Honestly if an immigrant is able to go in the military and serve his nation, then I would allow him. However if an immigrant is working a Masters, or Phd. job and is getting
paid in gold bars, then the answer is no. The criminal thing can be iffi, because some people are in jail because of their spouses.
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What makes you say he funmbled. He;Bush;mcCain;even Obama said they were for permanent immagration reforms.Obama even told hispanic i national speeches that he cxould not just make Dream act so as that would be illegal under laws. Now he has punted;not Romney or any one else.Romney affirmed his prior stance on seeking immagration reform.I didn't see nay nominee avdocating what Obam has done even when he and Hillary answered the question on immigationl policy. Romney has confrimed he is for reform under law, What I see is Obama's decreee actaully endangering any reform that would have to be a compromise to pass.Obama punted rerom of immigration laws out of the realm but he is getting famous on punting any compromise which is what the art of poltics is about.