Sentence examples for support a guest from inspiring English sources

If you can convince me, I might support a guest worker or temporary green card solution, or even the proposal to allow some people to earn entry onto the path to citizenship.

Carson drew more cheers when he talked about his faith – "I get tired of progressives telling me I'm not a good scientist because I believe God created the Earth" – and kept the crowd on his side when he said he continued to support a guest worker program for people in the U.S. illegally.

In the 2008 primary election, 40 percent of voters said they wanted to see illegal immigrants deported, while 29 percent supported a guest worker option and 29 percent favored allowing them to apply for citizenship.

In this campaign, his positions on the surge and on immigration (he supported a guest-worker program and a path to citizenship for illegals) almost sank him.

During a South Carolina Tea Party rally this spring, one speaker created an uproar by postulating that Graham supported a guest-worker program out of fear that the Democrats might otherwise expose his homosexuality.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich, while agreeing that a wall should be built on the border, told CBS' "Face the Nation" that he supported a guest-worker program as a way to offer legal status to immigrants in the country illegally so long as they didn't have a criminal record.

A portion of those voters were now likely to be tempted to defect to the Democratic nominee, Gabrielle Giffords, a vivacious former state senator, just 36 years old, who lines up with McCain and Napolitano to support a "viable guest-worker program that meets the needs of Arizona's economy".

This month, six former chairmen of the Republican National Committee, including Senator Bob Dole and Haley Barbour, sent a letter to Mr. Bush urging him to support an expanded guest worker program and a limited legalization plan.

But Senator Phil Gramm, a Texas Republican who supports a new guest worker program, has vowed that any plan legalizing illegal workers would have to pass "over my cold, dead political body".

Senator Phil Gramm, Republican of Texas, supports a new guest-worker program but has vowed that any program legalizing undocumented workers would have to pass "over my cold, dead political body".

If the result was to be read as a referendum on immigration reform, it was hard to miss the fact that the combined vote for two runner-up candidates who supported a new guest-worker program — the Kolbe position all these years — amounted to slightly more than 50percentt among Eighth District Republicans.