California's Republican Latinos say Trump is undoing their efforts to turn state red [via comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship]

Article author: 
Andrew O'Reilly and Marcia Facundo
Article publisher: 
Fox News Latino
Article date: 
2 June 2016
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
Mexico
amnesty
election
Republican
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Article Body: 

Over 20 years ago, the Republican Party in California lost a generation of Latino voters after it backed a successful ballot initiative that sought to deny undocumented immigrants access to taxpayer-funded services like non-emergency health care and public education.

Since the Proposition 187 measure, members of the state’s GOP have worked hard to win over Hispanic voters, including softening its stance on immigration and calling on lawmakers to pass comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship ...

CAIRCO Notes

And therein lies the problem. The Republican Party has aligned itself with the Open Borders Elite, and American voters (of all races and ethnicity's) are over it. What one specific ethnicity thinks is not the Voice of America.

As is stated in this article, “The protests we’re seeing have become much more violent and much more nationalistic than we have seen before.”

What is not stated is just who these violent mobs, not protester's, represent. Mexico predominately, and illegal aliens generally.

They are not the Face of America.

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