From this:

As she campaigned this spring, (Meg Whitman) said she would send state and local officials into California businesses to look for illegal immigrants – her own version of federal immigration workplace inspections.

But her campaign now says she would wait to act until the federal government institutes a "fail-safe" way for employers to verify workers' status – an effort that has been more than a decade in the making.

The article has quotes promoting the program from a "glossy 48-page policy agenda book that Whitman mailed to hundreds of thousands of voters and posted on her campaign website this spring", part of which is now out of date. The article also quotes Paul Wenger, president of the California Farm Bureau as saying:

"Believe me, we are working with the (Whitman) campaign to tell them that you need to take a look at this... You know how politics are. She probably got pushed over a little further (in her immigration views) than what she really thinks."