Is the fat lady already singing for Donald Trump?
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Trump’s new half-change of heart led to a baffled round of headlines as well as some truly awesome writing on the right, like this National Review piece that said conservative hawks are confident Trump “will land on a sensible immigration policy – even if the events of the past week have made clear he doesn’t know what he’s talking about”. “Stop illegal immigration”, the NY billionaire developer tweeted.
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But recently, Mr Trump has distanced himself from previous vows to mount a “deportation force” to remove millions. Trump voters also want very strict law enforcement: nine in ten believe people should report employers who hire illegal immigrants, while government should increase the fines on those who do, criminalize the employment of illegals, and require police to report illegal immigrants to the federal government.
Is GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump loosening his hard stance on immigration?
A week ago, Mr. T. was channeling his inner Bush.
At a Fox News town hall tall taping last week, in the face of pressing questions, he proceeded to poll the audience at length on the fate of an estimated 11 million people. And we’re going to – we’re going to make clear, we’re going to put America first.
Suddenly, it seemed that Mexico isn’t merely sending its rapists and murderers over the border but “terrific” people, too.
“We’re getting a wall”.
Do you plan to ask Trump about the charges that he is a racist? You have to get rid of the criminals. But some of his advisors are now reportedly urging him to tone down his signature policy priority.
Donald Trump, a self-made billionaire businessman, made headlines last June when he announced his run for the Republican Party’s presidential candidacy.
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On Sunday, CBS’ John Dickerson asked his campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, whether undocumented immigrants would have to leave the country.
Meanwhile, conservative diva Ann Coulter on Monday proclaimed that Trump has been consistent on immigration “really pretty much since day one”.
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“I am trying to encourage Donald Trump to dump whomever the moron is who told him Americans are staying up at night anxious about how people who broke our laws entering, broke our laws staying here, broke our laws taking jobs, how comfortable they are”, Coulter told ABC News. And let them be able to decide. But you gotta understand that we are in a race, and there’s two people in the race.
