Candidate Immigration Grades

Article By Writer Michael Kraft Author: Michael Kraft
Published: May 18, 2007
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How do they stand on Immigration?
How do the presidential candidates stand on Immigration? Well, Americans for Better Immigration rates them.

As you can see not rally a single contender will stand up for American’s in our own country.

It seems that pandering to minority and special interest voters such as illegal immigrants, to gain latino voters in the future is the top priority. We are to be run by a group of quiters that proclaim we have to accept domestic defeat and just give criminals everything they want.

Among the candidates who have served on a federal level and have a history of voting on immigration issues, candidates received the following scores based on their votes cast during their most recent term in either the US House or US Senate. Candidates not listed have not served on the federal record and do not have a history of voting on immigration issues.

from cofcc.org

Tom Tancredo A
Duncan Hunter A-
Ron Paul B+
Joe Biden D
Sam Brownback D
Barack Obama D
Hillary Clinton D
John Edwards D
Christopher Dodd D
Dennis Kucinich D
John McCain D-
Bill Richardson F- [not served on Federal level since 97′]

Notes: US Reps Tom Tancredo and Duncan Hunter co-introduced the enforcement only immigration bill which passed the US House in 2006.

Sen. John McCain co-introduced the “McKennedy” amnesty bill which passed the US Senate in 2006. Sen. Sam Brownback co-sponsored the “McKennedy” amnesty bill. Democratic candidates Sen. Clinton, Sen. Edwards, Sen. Biden, and Sen. Dodd all voted for the Senate Amnesty bill. Rep Kucinich voted against the House enforcement only bill, while Rep. Ron Paul voted for it.

Grades for republican candidates on immigration reform and illegal immigrants