article_snippet: Wisconsin governor Scott Walker changed Wisconsin governor Scott Walker tune in an interview on Sunday .
article_snippet: Wisconsin governor Scott Walker once envisioned a world where the 11 million immigrants living in the U.S. illegally could embark on a path to citizenship.
article_snippet: But now the Wisconsin Republican calls that position 'amnesty' and says Wisconsin governor Scott Walker view has changed. '
article_snippet: I don't believe in amnesty,' Wisconsin governor Scott Walker told Fox News Sunday. '
article_snippet: Walker, who emerged this past week in the top tier of potential candidates for the Republican presidential nomination for 2016, says the U.S. needs to secure the border and ultimately put in place 'a legal immigration system that works.'
article_snippet: That means, in part, putting the onus on employers and getting employers the tools to do that, like E-Verify, an existing federal program that allows businesses to check the immigration status of new hires, Wisconsin governor Scott Walker said.
article_snippet: Wisconsin governor Scott Walker told the Wausau, Wisconsin, Daily Herald newspaper in 2013 that 'it makes sense' when Wisconsin governor Scott Walker was asked whether Wisconsin governor Scott Walker could see a world where 'those people' could get citizenship, with the right penalties, waiting periods and requirements in place.
article_snippet: At the time, Wisconsin governor Scott Walker supported a bipartisan approach to overhauling immigration, with people waiting to get citizenship having priority and others having a legal pathway to live here legally.
article_snippet: Wisconsin governor Scott Walker also said Sunday that President Barack Obama or 'anybody else who is willing to put President Barack Obama or 'anybody else who is willing to put their name on the ballot name on the ballot certainly has to have the love for country to do that.'
article_snippet: Wisconsin governor Scott Walker drew criticism last month after former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani questioned Obama's patriotism during a speech at a Wisconsin governor Scott Walker fundraiser.  
article_snippet: When asked about the former mayor's comments, Wisconsin governor Scott Walker sidestepped the question by saying Wisconsin governor Scott Walker hadn't asked Obama about Wisconsin governor Scott Walker love of country.
highlights_snippet: Wisconsin governor once favored plan whereby undocumented people could become US citizens .
  