Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are steadily ramping up their attacks on each
other's immigration records, especially as the two Republican
presidential candidates are rising in the polls and increasingly on a
collision course to take on front-runner Donald Trump. But the seeds of their tussle were planted years ago in the Capitol,
when both freshmen senators were on opposite sides of the immigration
battle.The issue that is front-and-center for both candidates. Sons of Cuban
immigrants, the 44-year-old Republican stars are running for president
at a time when the GOP is trying to make inroads with Hispanic voters.
But they are also running against Trump, who is dominating polls
partially because of his haedline stance on immigration, including
building a wall on the border with Mexico and banning all Muslim travel
to the U.S.
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