US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Saturday that if elected his first priority would be to deport thousands of illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. The Trump supporters said they gathered outside Trump Tower to show that the Republican presidential candidate has a solid base of support in the city.
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“We will move justly, but we will move fast, believe me, and we will move tough”, he said. “But it was started by Mrs. Clinton”.
Trump is polling neck-and-neck with Clinton in the state. “The fact is that she’s been the person who started this type of conversation in the campaign”.
However, she didn’t directly answer questions about how Trump would remove undocumented immigrants from the country.
“He is not talking about a deportation force, but he is talking about being fair and humane”, Ms Conway said on CBS’ Face The Nation.
First, when Trump accused Clinton of being a “bigot” because she sees people as “votes” and not “human beings”, he was apparently projecting.
It doesn’t matter if Trump loses by a large margin in November, as long as the same voters continue to pick the party’s nominee and send extremists to Congress, the problems will remain the same.
“Donald Trump will articulate a policy on how we deal with that population”, Pence said. As we discussed a couple of months ago, one of the most striking things about Trump’s perceptions of current events is his narcissistic myopia.
With registered voters, Clinton had 43% support, Trump had 36%, Johnson came in with 8% and Stein had 2%.
However, Pence did not answer questions on whether the campaign’s position, as Trump has said, is that children born to people who are in the US illegally are not USA citizens. “I’ve said consistently, the advice I give to Donald is to Donald”.
His surrogates on Sunday refused to comment on Trump’s reaction to the fatal shooting of National Basketball Association star Dwyane Wade’s cousin Friday, as she pushed her baby in a stroller in Chicago. “You can’t take 11 at one time and just say, boom, you’re gone”.
In recent days, Trump has backed away from that rhetoric – if not the policies. Trump’s campaign is planning its biggest ad buy to date – upward of $10 million on commercials airing over the next week.
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Trump said the death in Chicago of Wade cousin Nykea Aldridge, 32, a mother of four, was an example of turmoil in United States inner cities.
