Rubio Supported Amnesty as Far Back as 1998
By Alex Pfeiffer. While serving as a city commissioner in West Miami, Marco Rubio voted in favor of a city resolution urging the federal government to give Honduran illegal immigrants permanent resident status and free them from risk of deportation, according to documents obtained by The Daily Caller.
The 1998 city resolution, #98-16, is titled “Resolution of the City of West Miami urging the federal government and Immigration and Naturalization Service to accord same status to Hondurans as has been afforded to Nicaraguans.”
In the year prior, the “Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act” was enacted into law. This allowed for Nicaraguan, Cuban, Salvadorian, Guatemalan and former Soviet bloc migrants who had applied for asylum to receive permanent resident status and a stay of removal.
In the minutes and agenda for the city commission meeting, adjustment for status of Peruvian immigrants is also mentioned. However, the passed resolution only pertains to Hondurans. (Read more from “Rubio Supported Amnesty as Far Back as 1998” HERE)
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Gov. Nikki Haley Endorses Marco Rubio in South Carolina
By Jacqueline Alemany. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley endorsed Marco Rubio on Wednesday, giving the Florida Senator a highly coveted endorsement just three days before the state heads to the polls.
“I wanted somebody with fight. I wanted somebody with passion. I wanted somebody that had conviction to do the right thing. But I wanted somebody humble enough that remember that you work for all the people,” she said. “I wanted somebody who was going to go and show my parents that the best decision they ever made for their children was coming to America. We say that every day is a great day in South Carolina–ladies and gentlemen, if we elect Marco Rubio every day will be a great day in America.”
Rubio followed Haley’s speech with praise, saying she “embodies for me everything that I want the Republican Party and the conservative movement to be about, everything it is about.”
The endorsement, which was unveiled at a joint campaign event in Chapin, S.C., adds to Rubio’s support among the state’s Republican establishment: he had previously picked up the backing of South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. Trey Gowdy. (Read more from “Gov. Nikki Haley Endorses Marco Rubio in South Carolina” HERE)
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