What would Romney do about Obama’s immigration order?

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Posted at 03:18 PM ET, 06/22/2012
What would Romney do about Obama’s immigration order?
By Greg Sargent

<..> I got in contact with Walser, and he clarified to me that he was not speaking for the campaign. But in a statement, he nonetheless said that he was correct to say Romney would rescind Obama’s policy, and cited Romney’s own speech as proof:

What I was quoted as saying was not incorrect....I said “rescind.” Governor Romney said “replace and supersede.”

<..> The point is that this underscores yet again the lack of clarity here, and provides an occasion to ask for that clarity. Despite the frantic spin from Romney’s supporters, reporters have correctly pointed out that we simply don’t know from what Romney has said what he would do about Obama’s policy. Would Romney rescind it right away? Or would he leave it in place until he came up with a replacement? And if Romney and Congress failed to come up with that replacement — which is very possible, given recent history — would Romney leave it in place indefinitely?

<..> UPDATE: Romney spokesperson Andrea Saul responds:
“Ray Walser does not advise nor speak for the campaign on immigration policy. Gov. Romney has been clear he will put in place a long-term solution that will supersede President Obama’s stop-gap measure.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum..._blog.html

Infighting in the Romney campaign.

[Treestar]

I think he would reverse it immediately. Go all out enforcement as Bush did.

It would be interesting to see how long it takes the bureaucracy to turn around on it. Would it work out really fast? Dems do things right and it can take a long time. Rs I think would just do as they please immediately.