"They're people, not just statistics" Marco talks immigration with CNBC

spoke with Florida senator and presidential candidate Marco Rubio and John is live in Troy

deportation and the repeal of the Fourteenth Amendment and birthright citizenship ask them whether it's time for him and other Republic stand

up and say when I talk about thirteen million people in this country illegal I think thirteen million human being because it reminds people that

%HESITATION with her baby people talking about anchor well these are thirteen million human does argument and and it ultimately

there people were not they're not just the two sticks they're human beings with store after the last presidential election your party did an autopsy and so number

one priority is to repair the bridge with Latino vote as you sit here in a campaign that's got a decent shot to win aren't

you thinking that right now the Republican Party is dropping a giant home on itself and its chances in twenty sixty but

these are not is not the Republican Party these are individual candidates who are responsible for their own rhetoric and that is the face of the Republican Party to the huntress right off the face of the Republican Party is going to be or not isn't

of the candidates running or talking they're talking about people that are illegally in this not having access to citizenship not people that are legally here like my carried out as it may but

left without outside writers and one of the things that makes America exceptional yeah I I yeah and that's why I'm not in favor of repealing the Fourteenth Amendment but

what's the flip side of that argument is a legitimate issue invented when this debate and that is you have people coming to this country expressly

for the purpose of having children entirely the question for Marco Rubio is how he can bush himself to the forefront of this debate and