Gov. Scott Walker was forced to again address his position on immigration reform Thursday, disputing a report that said he had muddied his previous reversal on the hot-button issue.
Scott Walker disputes story that he reversed his immigration flip-flop
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Gov. Scott Walker, pictured speaking at a conservative conference last month, has made conflicting statements about his position on immigration.
Gov. Scott Walker, pictured speaking at a conservative conference in February, says his changing position on immigration is not a "flip."
The governor says "a flip would be someone who voted on something and did something different."
The 2016 presidential contender comes out in favor of the renewable fuel standard, which he previously opposed.
As the Republican governor gets closer to a 2016 presidential bid, he has changed stances on key issues.
The second-term governor spoke to about 300 Republican activists about the need for growth, reform and safety.
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