According to CongressDaily , he plans on voting for the first cloture motion and is undecided for the rest. Our message: A vote for that first cloture vote is a vote for amnesty.

From CongressDaily:

“If they want the bill to have a chance, that’s what has to happen,” said Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., who said he is willing to vote for the first cloture motion to proceed to the bill to allow the amendment process to begin. Burr left open the possibility he would vote for the second cloture motion, which would ensure a final vote on the bill, if the bill is improved from his perspective by the amendments.