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PolitiFact on the Spanish-vs-English dispute
Published by PolitiFact on June 20, 2013.
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… In Spanish, he also emphasized border security, but explained that immigrants would be eligible for provisional status — “legalization” — before the Obama administration left office.</p> <p> Rubio emphasized different parts of the bill’s process depending on his audience — particularly what he described as happening “first.” But his explanations described the bill’s provisions the same way, in both English and in Spanish. We rate Rohrabacher’s claim Mostly False.</p> </div> <div class="my-5"> <section id="sources" class="bg-light" style=" margin-left: -5.5rem; margin-right: -5.5rem; padding: 5rem 5.5rem 4.5rem; "> <h5 class="m-callout__title text-center text-capitalize" style="letter-spacing: 0"> <b>Our Sources</b> </h5> <div class="pt-4 fw-light ff-secondary mt-2"> …
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