Despite his outspoken support for comprehensive immigration reform, Marco Rubio still lags behind Democratic politicians in popularity among the Hispanic population. A plurality of Latino voters in this recent poll say that even if the GOP embraces immigration reform, their feelings toward the Republican party will not change.

While still short of the predicted 70 yes votes, it appears that the immigration bill amendment is headed for passage. The Senate leadership is holding the vote open to allow more Senators to arrive in DC and vote, so they may reach 70 before closing the voting.

Despite his statements that the immigration deal needed stronger security measures, Senator Marco Rubio voted against an amendment requiring Congress to construct the border fence authorized seven years ago.

Reform bill won’t require illegal immigrants to learn English, group says, as Senate legislation and its Republican sponsors are coming under increased criticism.

New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte has decided to back the Gang of Eight’s immigration reform bill despite some reluctance from Republican leaders like Lindsay Graham and Marco Rubio to support the bill.

Idaho’s conservative Representative Raul Labrador is stepping away from House Gang of Eight, and there are reports Florida’s Senator Marco Rubio may be considering doing the same thing.

Echoing Democratic Senator Robert Menendez, Republican Senator Marco Rubio admits there are not 60 votes in the Senate for the Gang of Eight bill, and explains that people aren’t confident the government will enforce the law.

Chuck Schumer brags that the reform plan will get as many as 70 votes in the Senate and pass by July 4, but critics have their doubts. Liberals are raising questions, Marco Rubio wants changes, and the involvement of George Soros is getting attention.

The NRSC releases a new web video. Entitled, “Yes,” it’s upbeat and positive — themes the conservative party is hoping to capitalize on to reach new voters.

A new survey of Iowa voters places the former Secretary of State over GOP favorites Rand Paul and Marco Rubio in a litmus test for the 2016 presidential.