WE MUST JAM THE SWITCHBOARDS IN WASHINGTON, PUSHING OUR OWN DEMANDS at 202-224-3121 that bars illegal aliens from the health care insurance “exchange” and halt any AMNESTY. YOUR VOICE IS MAKING AN IMMENSE DIFFERENCE TO HOW THE POLITICIANS VOTE? WARN THEM OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF IGNORING PUBLIC OPINION.

Other pieces of relevant information contributing to the dilemma of US legal population: House Members Urge President to Enforce Immigration Laws to Lower Unemployment. Friends of Arizona Businesses with Illegal Workers Take E-Verify Law to Supreme Court Senate Census allows to Count Illegal Aliens for Congressional redistricting . CBO Says New Health Care Bill Would Cover 2.5 Million More Illegal Aliens. Sen. Reid Kills E-Verify Amendment to Unemployment extension Bill. Pro-Enforcement Candidates win in Virginia and New Jersey. 68% of Americans Oppose Sanctuary Cities and States.

Just may be GOP Marco Rubio could be an enlightened voice in the wilderness. Either parties are to blame for the massive financial predicament each state is in regarding the 20 to 30 million illegal aliens and families. They have swarmed into the border states and nearly bankrupted California–a SANCTUARY STATE–with Arizona close behind. State legislators scare of their own shadows have pushed for welfare entitlement for these impoverished people. The loser is the US taxpayer, who can hardly keep his family, car and mortgage above water.

You can learn about the corruption and incompetence of lawmakers at NUMBERSUSA. Court cases, political sleaze and immigration non-enforcement at JUDICIAL WATCH. How population growth will effect future generations at CAPSWEB. SAY NO BLANKET AMNESTY

Of course, you could equally well have titled it “…opposes amnesty for everyone not Cuban.”
Doesn’t everyone know that Cuban immigrants are “different?” They’re refugees, for pity’s sake!/s

And TCU, I seriously doubt that Rubio sees himself as anything but white. Now, as SD said, the younger generation varies much more, but older Cubans and Cuban-Americans do not identify with other “Hispanics,” you know. They see themselves as separate from Mexicans or Puerto Ricans, let alone more recent immigrants from other Latin American countries. Those first couple decades of Cuban immigrants were pretty much white – darker-skinned Cubans mostly seem to have welcomed the Revolution, and didn’t start leaving the island until much, much later.