The term 'comprehensive' suggests complete or all-encompassing reform, the American people see it for what it is: amnesty for those who have entered our country illegally.
J.D. Hayworth: “The term 'comprehensive' suggests complete or all-encompassing reform, the American people see it for what it is…”
On the recordMay 19, 2009
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Hayworth argues that 'comprehensive' immigration reform equates to amnesty for illegal immigrants.
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