A Bloomberg article
Hillary Clinton's Immigration Stance May Haunt Republicans Until Election Day
The fight for the Hispanic vote is on.
Amid concern that probable Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush is attempting to court Hispanic voters away from the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton staked her claim to that increasingly important electorate by restating her support for easing immigration laws and saying she'd go beyond President Obama's controversial executive orders to protect certain undocumented workers from deportation.
To take it a step beyond Barry would be to remove the border fence altogether so they don't get injured climbing over it.
Clinton's move on Thursday to not just make immigration reform a central issue so early in her presidential campaign but to also appeal directly to immigration activists is a reminder of how crucial the Hispanic vote has been for Democrats, and highlights the long road Republicans have with that voting bloc, even if they pick Bush as their nominee.
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They fail to mention the road won't be so long if Rubio or Cruz is the Republican nominee.
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