Mitt Romney will face a skeptical audience that is opposed to nearly all of his positions on illegal immigration when he addresses a conference of Latino leaders in Orlando on Thursday.
The unofficial GOP nominee will lay out his positions at the gathering of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, and will advocate for specific immigration reform measures, according to excerpts of his speech released by the Romney campaign.
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"I will reallocate green cards to those seeking to keep their families under one roof," Romney will say. "We will exempt from caps the spouses and minor children of legal permanent residents. And we will eliminate other forms of bureaucratic red tape that keep families from being together."