  CHRIS WALLACE, FOX NEWS HOST: All right. Let's look at the
other side of this. While illegals are going to have to wait
probably 15 years before they can become citizens, they get
temporary legal status -- I guess it's called probationary legal
status -- as soon as the Department of Homeland Security
announces it has this plan, that it's going to begin this plan,
and that's within months. Question, why isn't that amnesty?
Because, in fact, you're giving legal status to people who have
broken the law. And most people here in Washington think once
they have that status, whether -- even if it's called temporary,
it's never going to get revoked, Senator.  SENATOR MARCO RUBIO:
Well, I think that's where people are misunderstanding. They
don't get anything. What they get is the opportunity to apply
for it. They still have to qualify for it. Meaning, they have to
pass the background checks. They have to be able to pay a
registration fee. They have to pay a fine and then they have to
renew it. This is not forever.