Biden Spox: Illegal Aliens Being Deported
a ‘Horrifying Reality’ If Donald Trump
Is Elected
Posted By: Imright, 11/13/2023 6:49:52 PM
Illegal aliens being deported from the United States will be a “horrifying reality” if former President Donald Trump is elected president next year, a spokesman for President Joe Biden’s campaign says. As Breitbart News reported, Trump’s immigration agenda was detailed in the New York Times over the weekend. The plan includes: Mass deportations of illegal aliens; An end to birthright citizenship for the U.S.-born children of illegal aliens; A large-scale increase in immigration detention space; The end of former President Obama’s DACA program for illegal aliens;
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NYT/Siena Poll: Donald Trump Opens Five-Point
Lead over Joe Biden; Gains Among Women, Latinos 8 replies
Lead over Joe Biden; Gains Among Women, Latinos 8 replies
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Trump: 48 percent support..
Biden: 43 percent support..
Margin of error: 3.5 percent..
(Snip) The poll revealed additional positive results for Trump.
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Carolina governor and compares him to
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Meanwhile in the Democrat hellhole of California…
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Via The Post Millennial (emphasis added):
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Nikki Haley’s complete ignorance of
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candidate standing 18 replies
her own party is why Trump is the last
candidate standing 18 replies
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She’s no longer just attacking Donald Trump, she’s also attacking Republicans who support him.
All of them.
Losing is a kind of death that concentrates the mind, and with Super Tuesday likely to be her last stand, Haley is unleashing on the people whose votes she courted for more than a year.
She didn’t persuade enough of them, so now she’s blaming them for not being the right kind of Republicans.
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