The Future President, Donald Trump

Although...there is Appalachia and bowling alleys...and trailer parks.

Although...there is Appalachia and bowling alleys...and trailer parks.

Frank Apisa wrote:

Although...there is Appalachia and bowling alleys...and trailer parks.

You got a problem with Appalachia Frank?

Agree completely. His immigration policies are absurd, thats a given.

Trump does, however, get praise for including some ideas that deserve deeper discussion.

The government has a voluntary program called e-Verify, where employers check an employee's Social Security number to make sure he's legitimate. Trump wants to take e-Verify national and make it mandatory, as a way to eliminate the magnet of jobs.

"I think that a mandatory verification system is an important part of immigration enforcement," said Doris Meissner, a former immigration commissioner under President Clinton. She now works for the nonpartisan Migration Policy Institute. "And I think that's one of the interesting things about his proposal is that he mentions it. But there's just a short sentence. It doesn't tell us anything about how you actually would do it."

Despite their shortcomings, Mark Krikorian says Trump's immigration recommendations are the most thorough of any Republican contender, next to Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who supported the Senate's comprehensive immigration plan.

Krikorian is the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which calls for stricter immigration laws. He is no Trump fan, but gives him credit for bringing immigration to the forefront in this campaign.

"Individually, as a citizen, I would not want this guy to be president," Krikorian said. "I mean, look, he's a bloviating megalomaniac. But he has, in fact, made a significant contribution to the immigration debate. We are now debating policy issues that nobody wanted to or cared to talk about before. So that's all to the good in my opinion."

But Trump’s calls to end birthright citizenship, erect an impenetrable border fence and triple the number of immigration agents are also finding a broader audience. Polls show him with strong support across Republican demographics.

Several leading groups that advocate for stricter immigration enforcement, including Numbers U.S.A. and Californians for Population Stabilization, report that their organizations have seen an uptick in Facebook and Web traffic in recent months.

“People are waking up,” said Toni Holle, 60, a tea party activist from Chino Hills. “I think some people were afraid to say that they were against illegal immigration because, you know, you don’t want to be called a racist. With Donald Trump at the forefront, people feel more at ease stepping out with their views. I think people are willing to stand up and say, ‘No more.’”

One thing I strongly agree with here is Trump's vagueness on how exactly he will implement all of these policy plans if elected. He is not an expert, He hires experts. This is one strong reason I believe why people are so hesitant to support him, He is winning and more importantly, trust him. We dont trust Clinton either, so if it comes down to them it does not matter If he wants to gain the trust of the American people, he needs to come up with realistic steps he would take and go into detail on them so that he can come off as having an ideal "plan." Trust is hard to gain, he will need to do it on the job

but I feel we'll see that he will fall out of the running when a more realistic republican candidate comes to the table.

@hawkeye10
I think the fact that "He hires experts" is a huge problem with his campaign, he's trying to take the reigns of presidency at treat a nation like a company. From a business standpoint it might benefit him to have illegal immigrants taken out of the picture, but as we've seen in the past, people who have more experience running a company than a country are doomed to fail at the polls.

Though we don't trust either candidates at this point, isn't it a little unrealistic to completely remove your chance of getting the votes from a minority in the first months of your campaign? He may be in the lead now, but I feel we'll see that he will fall out of the running when a more realistic republican candidate comes to the table.

The Presidents cabinet is a panel of experts. That's what they do.

You are not very informed on this subject, clearly.

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The Presidents cabinet is a panel of experts. That's what they do.

Marketing dicks have about the same public appeal as used car sales folk, who rate slightly higher than politicians.

Donald Trump married two foreigners, who both used their anchor babies to gain residency. He's currently involved in a lengthy legal battle regarding a demolition co using slave(sorry) illegal immigrants to demolish a building where Trump towers now stands.

Sorry you feel that way.
Maybe if you knew things like laws you'd feel better about him.

When you marry a US citizen, citizenship usually follows.

But, your little tantrum makes better copy, huh?

Neither of Trumps wives used their babies for citizenship. But, your little tantrum makes better copy, huh?

...so often we hear the Trump is anti immigrants. No he is not, he is anti criminal.