The decision came after Trump, whose hardline immigration policies appealed to many GOP primary voters, met Saturday with his Hispanic advisory council and said in an interview Monday morning that he wants to “come up with a really fair, but firm” immigration policy. He did not elaborate on his policy. I thought Trump would have to stick with this paranoid revenge fantasy throughout the campaign – until Conway said Sunday that the final policy on forced deportation is “to be determined“. “Mr. Trump said nothing today that he hasn’t said many times before, including in his convention speech”, said Trump campaign staffer Steven Cheung in a statement provided to NPR.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will be playing catchup when he holds a rally Monday night in swing state OH, where he trails Democrat Hillary Clinton by 4 points in a new Monmouth University poll.
The idea was one of several hardline immigration proposals – which also included building a wall along the southern US border that Mexico would have to finance, and banning all Muslims from entering the USA – that helped Trump capture the GOP nomination atop a wave of nationalistic, anti-immigrant sentiment.
The desire to convince whites he is not a flaming bigot may also be why one of the pillars of Trump’s campaign – the promise to round up and deport 11 million undocumented immigrants – has suddenly gone wobbly.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is headlining a rally in Las Vegas during a swing through Nevada later this week.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said over and over he would force undocumented immigrants to leave the country as president.
Trump has also framed himself as a no-apologies “truth” teller, who will push for what he thinks is best regardless of the political consequences.
“The idea that the Clinton campaign came out and said ‘if she is elected president, we’ll stop accepting foreign donations, ‘ is an implicit admission that it’s probably not a good idea right now, when she’s not president, to accept these foreign donations”.
The Monmouth University poll finds Clinton up four points on Trump among likely OH voters, 43% to 39% – within the survey’s 4.9-point margin of error.
Over the weekend, Senator Ben Cardin (D., Md.) said the Clinton Foundation would “clearly need to change the way they do business” if Hillary becomes president.
He has often called for mass deportations of people living in the U.S. illegally. Trump is backed by 83% of Republicans, and Clinton gets the support of 88% of Democrats. It says that Trump, as president, would increase the wages that employers must pay workers with H-1B visas, making it more expensive for USA firms to hire foreign labor.
The former president outlined the Clinton Foundation’s accomplishments and planned shift in scope in an email to about 500,000 supporters.
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“You can go to war zones in countries that we’re fighting and it’s safer than living in some of our inner cities.I ask you this”. Her comments were reported by Breitbart News, whose executive chairman, Stephen K. Bannon, took a leave of absence last week as he joined the Trump campaign as CEO. “He wants to double down on letting Donald Trump be Donald Trump”, Mook said.
