Marco Rubio talks immigration with Jorge Ramos

center you're the son of immigrants of course and what would a precedent Rouville revoke defer action

and the executive action of by president Barack Obama that would benefit more than four million people documented immigrants in this country but

we have to executive actions the first was Dhaka which applies to young people that arrived in this country very young age before they were adults and I don't think we can immediately revoke that I think it will have to end at some point and

I hope it'll and because of him some reform to the immigration law it cannot be the permanent policy of the United States but

I'm not calling for it to be revoked tomorrow or this week a right away there is a new attack that executive action that applies to adults to a broader population of people and

that I believe is the wrong approach I would revoke it because it's hurting our F. that we cannot do immigration reform because

the federal government is not serious about enforcing immigration law and preventing a future immigration

illegal immigration crisis center but how are you going to get the Hispanic vote with a position like that as you know Republican are

always suffering trying to get the Hispanic vote %HESITATION America's voice one of the most important immigrant organization said the following and I quote medical

review now embraces anti immigrant position that are opposed by most of the Latino population well

first off what had the majority of phone calls I get in my office about immigration are from people that are trying to come legally and

they've been waiting for eight nine ten years they've hired lawyers they've paid fees and they keep reading in the newspaper that someone who came illegally is going to get to come here and stay while

they're still waiting and so that's the majority of the calls we get I understand we have a serious problem in America we have twelve million human beings who are in this country illegally who

have been here for longer than a decade and not even the most a rub you know vociferous opponents of immigration reform are

offering ideas about rounding up and deporting twelve million people we're going to have to deal with that in a reasonable and

realistic way I just don't believe that we can in fact I know that we can't make progress on immigration reform until

we first prove to the American people that this is never going to happen again that's just a fact and those of us that are interested in getting a

positive result out of this %HESITATION the sooner we accept that the more progress will be able to make another was you're not expecting Latinos to vote for you yes because you're let you I

don't think anyone should expect anyone to vote for you because of where you come from or how you pronounce your last name you have to earn people's support and

I would say that while immigration is very important in the Hispanic community in America because we personally all know someone was

impacted by I migratory issue of one form or another I think there are a host of other issues that people care about deeply as well and you need to earn their vote on those subjects as well dnmt