Romney Wins DC & Maryland

FOX NEWS PROJECTS ROMNEY WINS MD & DC..WISC. TOO CLOSE TO CALL...

 

Romney Leads In Wisc.

FOX NEWS Projects Big Night for Romney, He'll Take Wisc. 

DEVELOPING ... 

Mitt Romney is the winner of the Wisconsin Republican presidential primary, Fox News projects. 

ORIGINAL STORY ... 

Mitt Romney has won the Maryland and D.C. Republican presidential primaries, Fox News projects, further solidifying his national lead in the race for the nomination. 

Rick Santorum is projected to finish a distant second in the Maryland race, while Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul are currently battling for third, based on Fox News exit polls. The former Pennsylvania senator did not qualify for the ballot in the District of Columbia. 

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Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio has never fully supported the DREAM Act, but he says he has always supported the idea behind it: Undocumented immigrant children don’t bear responsibility for the decision of their parents to bypass the legal immigration process, and they shouldn’t be made to bear that responsibility. Rubio wants to propose a modified version of the DREAM Act, one that won’t incentivize “chain migration,” but that also won’t relegate children to “shadow” status in this country. CNSNews.com reports:
In an April 1 interview with liberal commentator Juan Williams on Fox News Latino, Rubio said he does not support the DREAM Act as currently drafted. But he said he would sponsor a proposal that incorporates the “idea” of helping young illegal immigrants by providing them with a special visa to allow them to stay in the country legally while waiting in line to get citizenship.

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