“Donald Trump and I both support free trade, but the time has come, whether it be with NAFTA or all of these multinational agreements, like the TPP, that America take a step back and ask whether or not these trade deals are working for the American worker”, Pence said.
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He also reportedly cancelled a rally scheduled for Friday in Las Vegas.
But following a Buzzfeed report that he told his Hispanic advisors this weekend that he would consider offering undocumented immigrants a path to legal status, Trump’s campaign is struggling to clarify its stance.
On Sunday, Trump’s campaign manager was asked whether he would still create a deportation force to remove immigrants in the USA illegally, a promise he has made frequently throughout the campaign.
He paid $100,000 to Cambridge Analytics, a data analysis firm that formerly worked for Senator Ted Cruz and has ties to Robert Mercer, a hedge fund billionaire who supports Trump.
Conway’s comments set off a firestorm of speculation that Trump was shifting to a more general election-friendly message.
“We want to come up with a really fair, but firm, answer”, Trump said on Monday about his immigration policy, The New York Times reports. “We also want to it be about facts and figures”, Conway said.
But as the campaign confirmed the postponement of Thursday’s event, other campaign representatives who attended Saturday’s meeting were less clear. That will never change. “He was there to listen and learn”. It has to be very firm. Immigration is a key issue – if not the key issue – for many of Trump’s fiercest supporters.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has still not decided how he would deport the country’s 11 million illegal immigrants if he’s elected, Sen. “But what he’s saying is immigration is a very complex issue with a very complex solution”.
“In Hillary Clinton’s America, the system stays rigged against Americans”, a narrator says, alleging that Clinton would allow unsafe refugees from Syria and criminal illegal immigrants to roam the country.
Conway then weighed in on a Trump campaign statement calling for the Clinton Foundation to be ‘shut down immediately’.
Colin Powell doesn’t sound happy with the Clinton campaign’s references to his email use, telling PEOPLE that the campaign has “been trying to pin it on me”. No, I’m not flip flopping.
Trump also announced his first ad buys of the campaign, more evidence of an acceptance of the traditional campaign elements most experts believe he will need in order to have a shot at winning.
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Pressed in an interview on CNN as to whether a deportation force was still on the table as a law enforcement measure, Conway danced around the question before demurring. “They have to go”, he flatly stated on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on August 16, 2015.
