Rubio on The View (6/25/12)

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vice president is the son of Cuban immigrants and his growing numbers of supporters hope that one day he

may be the first Cuban American in the White House dnmt

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half of them were out of them nnu nnj so you have been on another

some of the Sunday shows and you have no matter what anybody asks you you say you're not going to discuss whether or not because

you said you're not going to discuss you know I think the governor Romney deserves the space in the time to make that decision without the speculation that goes around so

is asked to be a vice president as one not obliged to accept well

not if you're not discussing it because I'm not discussing the process at all nnj he doesn't want to do it dnmt

you know it in the book you were talking about the apparent said immigrated %HESITATION from Cuba in nineteen fifty six they settled in Florida now

you did begin from a hard life because your mother was a major father was a bartender you know how did they shape your life with

someone who can draw dnmt back to my you know the thing about it was what I wanted to write the book is just one of the debates were having is what is the American dream and some people think it's about making millions and millions of dollars which which is I

my dad want to be a businessman I talk about in the book that didn't work out my mom wanted to be an actress she did some actual

suppose a candy that's what you choose for my parents the American dream is giving me the chance to do the things they could and

my dad want to be a businessman I talk about in the book that didn't work out my mom wanted to be an actress and she did some actual

when they were my age that hopes and they had dreams and they had things they wanted to do and for some multiple reasons it became impossible their

whole life became about giving us the chance to do the things they couldn't look I think I have that I think you know about

it I was I was going to ask you to talking about and emigration because it's it it's a big question right now and I'm

curious do you think there should be a path to citizenship for %HESITATION illegal you know the problem with immigration is really complicated and I try to touch upon in the book from my point of view I can see both sides of the debate it's not it's

not a black or white yes or no issue on the one hand these are human beings the vast majority of whom are coming here in search of a better life as I say in the book they are doing exactly what all of us would do any

of us would do if our kids are hungry of our children had no opportunity on the other hand we have to have immigration laws and they have to be respected and and I think we need to remind people that a million people a year permanently immigrate to the U. S. Asano

as a country golf injury not well I'm against the dream act the way it's written I'm actually working on an alternate I think it's too broad I

think it encourages illegal immigration in the future %HESITATION but I do think there's an alternative to it %HESITATION which we've all worked into development it is I don't think people the alternative what the dream the

dream act as basically a bill that allows kids were brought here by their parents and who now are undocumented through no fault of their own the

I would approach it is I would give these kids a a student visa so they can stay here and study a work visa and