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"The plain meaning of what he said was clear," Mr. Keene said.
White House surprised at GOP anger over speech →
"So it's easy to see why he's in denial," Mr. Keene said, "but the president's prepared remarks and some of the things he has said make it clear that conservatives, or at least those with the temerity to disagree with the White House line [on immigration], are no longer welcome on the team."
