Obama’s answers to a questionnaire on immigration from a hard-left group are mostly unremarkable — he backs the procedure supporters call “comprehensive immigration reform,” does not necessarily oppose raids and detention of illegals so long as they’re done humanely, etc. (h/t Jennifer McFadyen) But one thing that I suppose I should have known but didn’t is that he supports the “Uniting American Families Act,” which would extend spousal immigration rights to same-sex couples. So now McCain has two extreme Obama positions on immigration to attack: driver’s licenses for illegals and immigration for gay couples. Will McCain ever use them to criticize Obama? No — he’ll just keep criticizing Obama for being too weak in support of amnesty.
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Mark Krikorian is the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies.
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