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2007
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More evangelicals embracing McCain immigration stance
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Increasingly, religious conservatives are openly embracing [John McCain]'s approach to immigration, which could help McCain woo them, an important part of the Republican party's activist base. Nevertheless, immigration remains a secondary issue for most religious conservatives, who see abortion and gay marriage as primary issues. Many prominent conservative religious groups, such as Focus on the Family, remain neutral on immigration; some, such as the Christian Coalition, oppose comprehensive change. \"It's certainly possible that Senator McCain could use his approach to immigration reform to win support from evangelical voters, particularly in a close, crowded primary, where the evangelical vote might be divided up,\" said John Green, a senior fellow at the Pew Forum for Religion and American Politics, a nonpartisan research group. \"Whether it will work or not depends to what extent an issue like immigration becomes salient among evangelical voters.\"
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