Mitt Seeks GOP DREAM Act

Latino Support

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:06PM EDT / Published Apr. 16, 2012 9:37AM EDT

Mitt Romney plans to win over Hispanic voters the Republican way. He said Sunday that it will be up to the GOP to propose its own version of the DREAM Act to “overcome the issue of immigration.” Perhaps he was referring to a piece of legislation reportedly being drafted by Latino Republican darling Marco Rubio. Romney has said that as president he’d definitely veto the DREAM Act, which offers a path to citizenship for young immigrants through military service and college education—but he has expressed support for the military-service part of the program.

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Mitt Seeks GOP DREAM Act