Trump has caused many of his own problems, with his attacks on the Khan family topping the list, Rather said, referring to the candidate’s dust-up with the parents of U.S. Army Capt. Humayun Khan, who died fighting in Iraq. “We have gang members”. I’ll get rid of the crime, so you’ll be able to walk down the street without getting shot.
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But Trump then added that “everybody else” will go through an existing process already being used by the Obama administration, although the GOP nominee said he would enforce the law “perhaps with a lot more energy”.
“You know, the guy who pulled your pony tail”, she clarified with a laugh.
Trump appeared to have praised Obama for his immigration policies after having repeatedly hit the sitting president on the issue for the previous year. “What people don’t know is that Obama got tremendous numbers of people out of the country”. “Bush, the same thing”. Lots of people were brought out of the country with the existing laws.
Rather said this unusual election cycle has revealed two things: “how out of touch Washington is, and for that matter how out of touch most of the press is with what’s really going on out in the country, particularly between the two coasts”.
Operation compassion was seen the other night when Trump told rally goers that he had some “regret” with what he’d said and asked black voters “What do you have to lose?” by supporting him. “It has to be very firm”.
During the primary season, Trump frequently denounced his Republican rivals for being too weak on immigration.
“When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best; they’re not sending you”, Trump said in his announcement speech.
“I think it’s a serious chance for Americans to tune in and if they haven’t made up their minds, to try to make up their minds”, she continued.
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On September 26, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will (if all goes according to plan) square off on the campus of Hofstra University in Long Island for the first of three Presidential debates. As the United States recently saw a surge of tens of thousands of women and children fleeing violence and corruption in Central America, the administration has deported all new arrivals who did not qualify for political asylum in hopes of deterring others from making the risky journey – a stance that has angered immigrant rights groups.
