The hit dog yells the loudest. I simply took your words, from your post, alleging people are lying about these positions, and fed them back to you. It's clear, as depicted by the Washington Post, that the majority of the party candidates (including the frontrunners), want to decriminalize border crossings, and they do not want to include recent border crossers in their focus on deportations. You seized on the refugee/asylum issue, and ignored that democrats want to ignore any focus on deportation of recent crossers. You know, but won't admit, this will further open the floodgates of illegals. Whether you call it open borders or not, it's a proposed material relaxation of consequences for illegal entry, and a party position to promise residency (and government-funded health insurance, by the way) to those entering illegally. To not acknowledge that, on anyone's part, is patently dishonest and makes for a liar in my book.
Our politics can differ, but facts don't. A lazy position, followed by a frenzied wallowing that would make a bull walrus proud, is no way to debate.