Sunday, April 28, 2019

'THAT WAS ACTUALLY MY SICK IDEA': PRESIDENT TRUMP ON SENDING IMMIGRANTS TO SANCTUARY CITIES




Newsweek

President Donald Trump held a rally in Green Bay Wisconsin, on Saturday night, mostly touting his work in office, calling out Democrats, name-shaming Democrats and spinning a rolodex of cliches often heard at his rallies.
However, when addressing immigration and trying to shore up the southern border with Mexico, the president recalled his recent banter that he would start sending immigrants who overstayed their visits at holding facilities to the so-called sanctuary cities.
“Last month alone, 100,000 illegal immigrants arrived at our borders, placing a massive strain on communities and schools and hospitals and public resources, like nobody has ever seen before,” Trump said to the crowd. “Now, we’re sending many of them through sanctuary cities, thank you very much.”
“I’m proud to tell you that was actually my sick idea,” the president said.
Just two weeks ago, President Trump said detention facilities had become overcrowded, and that he would bus immigrant to sanctuary cities, which are actually cities, counties and states with laws and regulations that shield undocumented immigrants from being detained, incarcerated or removed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

3 comments :

  1. This is why we elected this man to be President. To find innovative ways to circumvent those intent on flooding this country with immigrants, an influx that is not doing the country nor the immigrants good in the long run.

    And swamping sanctuary cities with immigrants is a clever way to get the message across that enough is enough.

    I'm sure some of the Denocrats in the audience will consider that an impeachable offense.

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  2. can you conceive that anything he does might be stupid incompetent or evil?

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  3. His whole Presidency? It only appears good to me in comparison to the alternative.

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