Clinton Is Wrong: Trump and Bush Do Differ on Immigration

There are three obvious ways that the Republican candidates differ on immigration reform.

CLEVELAND, OH - AUGUST 06: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump listens as Jeb Bush (R) fields a question during the first Republican presidential debate hosted by Fox News and Facebook at the Quicken Loans Arena on August 6, 2015 in Cleveland, Ohio. The top ten GOP candidates were selected to participate in the debate based on their rank in an average of the five most recent political polls.
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By Arit John

August 25, 2015 at 7:04 PM UTC

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Back in July, during her first televised interview since becoming a presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton reacted to Donald Trump’s comment about undocumented immigrants being “rapists” by tying his rhetoric to the rest of the Republican party.

In the weeks since there has been more controversy, including the rise of the term “anchor baby” and a call to end birthright citizenship, Clinton is sticking with the same strategy.