3. He is an opponent of Due Process rights.
In his 2006 book 100 Innovative Ideas, Rubio states that “endless appeals by convicted felons” are more of a nuisance and hindrance to justice than a necessity. He thereby proposes that the process be “streamlined” by giving less time to appeal sentences. Much like his opposition to reform of the War on Drugs, Rubio insists that the Obama Administration and Department of Justice continue to enforce all federal criminal laws, even if there are some reservations as to the viability of some regulations.
