“Imagine him as president”, the video says.
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Numbers have shown that Trump’s hard-line immigration policies are just as likely to affect Europeans and Canadians if they target those who overstayed their visas in the USA, estimated at 4.5 million people.
Trump, however, was direct on Wednesday. As with any law enforcement activity, we will set priorities.
Anyone living in the country illegally who is arrested “for any crime whatsoever”, he said, will immediately be placed into deportation proceedings.
Nieto in particular has sought to toughen his stance after the meeting was dubbed a “national humiliation” and he was branded a “traitor” by protesters saying he should have forced Trump to apologize for his comments on Mexican immigrants.
Giuliani said the issue was meant to be off limits. “The policies are largely directed toward criminal illegal immigrants”. He cleverly used Donald’s own words against him!
“And we don’t know where we’ll be”.
“Tonight confirmed what we knew all along – there is no “softening”, Correct The Record spokeswoman Elizabeth Shappell said.
Even more disgusting, he pulled families up on stage who had had a loved one killed by an illegal immigrant, let them cry, let them work the crowd a bit, hugged them and sent them off. “That’s the whole point here, that we’ve actually never tried this”.
“The Davis-Oliver Bill will enhance cooperation with state and local authorities to ensure that criminals and terrorists are swiftly, really swiftly identified and removed”, Trump added. “That is not the kind of America he wants”.
President Enrique Pena Nieto had on Wednesday afternoon hailed as “open and constructive” the impromptu meeting he held with Trump, who later referred to the Mexican leader as his friend and a “wonderful” president.
In a speech delivered in Arizona hours after the Republican presidential candidate met Enrique Pena Nieto, Mexico’s president, Mr Trump called for a task force to be created to deport unwanted immigrants.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump attends a church service in Detroit, Michigan, September 3.
But the real conflict started when the pair took a few questions from the press and Trump said that his infamous border wall was discussed, yet he said they didn’t discuss who would pay for it.
“We are united by our support for democracy, our love for our people, and the contributions of millions of Mexican Americans to the United States”, Trump said in Mexico City.
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ABC’s “This Week with George Stephanopoulos” co-anchor Martha Raddatz asked Conway whether the Mexican president was “lying” about the wall discussion. One hurdle for the GOP nominee is his consistent effort to delegitimize the first black president by casting doubt on President Obama’s birth certificate. “And Mexico will pay for the wall – 100 percent”.
