I also want to say that Senator McCain has always spoken to the highest moral values of this Nation. His history in terms of his contributions to this country are unequaled. His involvement in trying to deal with this issue, including addressing it from a moral perspective, is something I will always admire. I remember well, I say to Senator McCain, when I went to your office, probably 2 years ago, as a freshman Senator. When I was sitting in your office, you pulled out a copy of the Arizona Republic, and I think the headline was: '300 People Died in the Desert.' The Senator spoke about the moral basis for us to move forward with comprehensive immigration reform. The Senator certainly has been a leader in that effort. I thank him for that. I thank him for his integrity, and I thank him for all his contributions to this country.
María Elvira Salazar: “I also want to say that Senator McCain has always spoken to the highest moral values of this Nation. His history in…”
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Praising Senator McCain's moral leadership on immigration reform.
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