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Adam Serwer (Mother Jones) and Elise Foley (The Huffington Post)
On Adamize, Adam and Elise discuss the bipartisan honeymoon on immigration reform and how it can’t possibly last. They point out that the Obama Administration has stepped up enforcement of immigration laws and border security. Are Republicans like Marco Rubio prepared to take real steps on this issue? Could proposed benefits for same-sex couples derail Republican support? And will this really convince Latino voters to consider Republican candidates?
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Recorded:Jan 30
Posted:Jan 30, 2013
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Adamize | Jan 30, 2013 | Adam Serwer & Elise Foley
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