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Re: We sure don't hear many complaints from the Right about the fact that Cubans immigrants are still being allowed into the US with no strings attached and given immediate welfare benefits... 

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Mon, 15 Feb 16 5:12 PM | 83 view(s)
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...rubio and cruz are two republicans, not the entire republican party. Us grassroots folks are concerned about everybody coming across the southern border whether they are from cuba, mexico (and points south) afghanistan, syria or whatever. Not saying the borders should be shut down, but we should know who's coming and going and how long they plan to stay and what they will be doing while they are here. Same kinds of things you would want to know about guests in your house.




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Re: We sure don't hear many complaints from the Right about the fact that Cubans immigrants are still being allowed into the US with no strings attached and given immediate welfare benefits...
By: oldCADuser in FFFT3
Mon, 15 Feb 16 6:49 AM 		Msg. 19492 of 65535

Excerpts from the item below:

U.S. immigration policies on Cuba also provide reason for cynicism in politics. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, the two Cuban-American Republican senators running for president, both portray themselves as tough on illegal immigration and border enforcement. But neither can bring himself to advocate repealing the Cuban Adjustment Act.

Rubio says it should be re-examined. But his focus is on making adjustments that would end the back-and-forth travel, while leaving its central tenets intact. Cruz argues the law is still necessary given the continued existence of a communist regime in Havana.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2016/01/25/cuban-adjustment-act-obama-rubio-cruz-wet-foot-dry-foot-immigration-editorials-debates/79129624/

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