Vendors with Trump caps and T-shirts sold their wares outside, as did a vocal group of protesters. Trump basically admitted Democrats are right about the former. An event official warned potential protesters that any outbursts or interruptions would be cut from the tape.
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Trump’s event is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. He said there were “no rules” for the taping and encouraged boos or cheers. And they’ve said, ‘Mr.
And then, of course, there’s the wall. Trump appears to taking this to the next level.
Asked directly by O’Reilly whether he is “really rethinking your mass deportation strategy”, Trump replied: “I just want to follow the law”. He repeated his vow to deport undocumented migrants who have committed crimes and to build a wall on the Mexican border. Over the weekend, Trump met with Hispanic advisers in NY. “We are going to follow the laws of this country”. We have very strong laws in this country. He brought on stage eight mothers whose children were killed by illegal immigrants.
Trump said at the town hall that his shift had come after speaking with voters who emphasized the hard predicament of undocumented immigrants.
Trump has repeatedly said that if elected, he would deport the 11 million people living in the US illegally. Small protests broke out on a few occasions towards the middle of the taping, though they were fairly tame.
But the press needs to hold Trump accountable. In another instance, as Hannity was citing more numbers on immigrants and crime, chants of “Black Lives Matter” interrupted him. “Trump, I love you, but to take a person who’s been here for 15 or 20 years and throw them and their family out, it’s so tough, Mr. Trump, ‘” Trump said. Some applauded when Trump implied not all migrants should be deported while others cheered when he implied sending them back to their home countries.
And aides said Tuesday that in the coming weeks Trump was planning trips to urban areas to conduct campaign stops he has largely avoided to this point, including stops at charter schools, small businesses and churches in black and Latino communities.
“The first thing we’re gonna do, if and when I win, is we’re gonna get rid of all the bad ones”. Hannity asked. “Would there be any rule in your mind?” Trump surveyed the crowd. “We have gang members”. “Out!” the crowd yelled.
“We’re constantly adding new staff and in the subsequent weeks after convention, we’ve done that”, said Steven Cheung, the campaign’s new “rapid response” director. The crowd applauded. Hannity interjected: “So you’re saying there will be some flexibility?”
Donald Trump has suggested that he would maybe allow some undocumented immigrants to remain in the country under certain conditions, a shift from previous rhetoric calling for a deportation force.
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24 at 10:10 a.m.: Donald Trump’s own campaign office paid $35,458 in rent at Trump Tower in March but in July that figure ballooned to $169,758, according to federal campaign filings.
