A month later he said that his plan was to round them up “in a humane way”.
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Trump’s position on whether or not to deport an estimated 11 million immigrants here illegally has been unclear in recent days.
The poll, released by media technology company Morning Consult, includes responses from about 2,000 registered voters; 43 percent said they will vote for Clinton, and 40 percent plan to vote for Trump.
Inside, Judy Callahan, 69, says she’s preparing to retire from her job as a hospice cook – and devote her free time to volunteering for the Trump campaign.
Clinton called this year “the most unpredictable electoral season” she had ever seen. Her remarks were audible to reporters held in a nearby room. That contrasts with what he said earlier in the campaign.
Congressman Todd Young avoided directly answering the question several times in an interview with The Associated Press.
A week later at the Democratic convention, Hillary Clinton made not one reference to Syria.
The real reason Trump is now shifting away from mass deportations is nearly too obvious to restate: It is probably alienating the college educated whites and white women – swing constituencies – that he simply must improve among if he is to have a chance at winning. He is opposing Democrat Evan Bayh, a former senator. He also said this week, Chris, that if you go back to your home country and if you’d like it come back to the United States as an immigrant, you need apply through the many different channels that allow people to apply for citizenship or entry into the United States legally.
That’s the only reason really, Hillary Clinton is doing so well. And he’s blasting Clinton in the process by suggesting Weiner could have endangered national security. But for critics, many already disposed to vote against him, his wavering on what has been his signature issue seems like a warning that he’s unable to handle a central element of any president’s job – making decisions. He offered no evidence that Weiner had access to classified material.
Romney, one of Trump’s harshest critics, was part of the discussion at the meeting, Searby said.
Donald Trump will call rival Hillary Clinton crooked, corrupt and un-presidential.
“And not everything Trump says is true – I mean, it’s not true like it’s in concrete”, Callahan says. Trump thinks his supporters are suckers who will line up to buy deportation one day and amnesty the next.
For example, while Trump has slammed the Common Core education standards and touts the benefits of local control of education, he has no formal, detailed plans for improving public schools. A lot of those are swing states, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio.
Speaking to an overwhelmingly white crowd, Trump again pledged that as president he would help African-Americans living in cities with high crime and low employment. “There is no classified material”, Clinton is quoted as saying in the video.
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Some Republicans, including pollster Whit Ayres, have said Trump’s outreach to African-American voters has more to do with bolstering his image among white voters who are uncomfortable with his campaign.
