Trump said states would have the option to use the money as they wish, but he would push them to allow students to use the money to attend the schools of their choice. He cited his team of military advisers, but also said he has “a common sense” that will help him make decisions on foreign policy. In one key area, Trump vows to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that President Barack Obama created by executive order and used to give undocumented immigrants brought here as children the opportunity to work legally, drive and be protected from deportation for two-year, renewable terms.
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Trump also renewed his praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin for having “great control over his country”. “I find it frustrating, but it’s part of the landscape we live in”.
Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign Friday touted 110 endorsements from former military leaders, 15 more than they had before Clinton and Donald Trump headlined a forum of military service and national security. While the candidates never appeared on stage together, their back-to-back sessions served as a preview of sorts for their upcoming presidential debates. The candidates will face off for the first time on September 26 at Hofstra University. But she defended her support for USA military intervention to help oust a dictator in Libya, despite the chaotic aftermath.
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“It’s time to break up that monopoly”, Trump said as he railed against increasing government involvement in education. And for the first time, he opened the door to granting legal status to people living in the USA illegally who join the military. “I think he can because he’s a businessman and deals with all kinds of deals”, Sopka said. “And I could see myself working that out”. That assertion is contradicted by an interview Trump did with Howard Stern in September 2002 in which he was asked whether he supported the invasion.
