Trump refuses to rule out legal status for undocumented immigrants

Like the candidates’ themselves, the campaigns are both rooted in NY, with Trump’s campaign headquartered in Trump Tower in Manhattan and Clinton’s campaign headquarters in Brooklyn. If Clinton’s supporters are more motivated and GOP voters who now say they are prefer Republican House candidates decide to stay home instead of pulling the lever for Trump, the leads the GOP now holds in swing districts across the country could be wiped away.

“Trump achieved his goal”, said journalism professor Carlos Bravo Regidor.

Trump supporters who say he makes a clear distinction between immigrants here legally and those in the US illegally haven’t been paying close enough attention.

“I’ve laid out the best I could, the specific plans and ideas that I want to pursue as your president because I have this old-fashioned idea”, Clinton said during a recent speech in Colorado.

Calvin Tucker, a local Republican leader, thanked Trump at the end of a roundtable meeting “for being fearless enough to come” to North Philadelphia.

“And certainly a former United States senator, former first lady and certainly the sitting secretary of state should know what the C means”, Conway said. He wants fewer immigrants, period, and he wants to make sure immigration does not upset the historical racial balance of the U.S. But that did not happen.

A group of community and religious leaders staged a five-block protest march to Great Faith Ministries International Church, where Mr. Trump will attend a service and sit for the interview. And he repeated his call for building a wall along the USA border with Mexico.

Pena Nieto later tweeted that it was discussed and he “made it clear” that Mexico would not pay. Sixty-one percent of all young adults, including 66 percent of whites, 65 percent of Asian-Americans, and 57 percent of African-Americans, say they support increasing government spending on security and enforcement at US borders.

In July following the national political conventions, the Houston Chronicle editorial board endorsed Hillary Clinton.

Clinton has said she will push a bill in Congress to give immigrants without legal documentation a path toward citizenship.

Susan Bowman, 42, who works at Wells Fargo and lives on Carmel Road, is a Republican who always votes the straight GOP ticket.

“Many believe that is out of reach and they blame – whether fairly or not – immigration and trade”, Brooks said. He also said more young black voters are registering as independents and showing support for Green Party candidate Jill Stein, whose running mate is African-American. So are the high-paying jobs those businesses provided. Trump is – or has been – at odds with almost every GOP ideal this newspaper holds dear. Trump said it was a sign of disrespect and he would have left immediately if he had been president. The RealClear Politics average of recent polls puts Clinton ahead of Trump by half a percentage point.

The poll showed 40 percent of likely voters supporting Trump and 39 percent backing Clinton for the week of August 26 to September 1.

Jacob Monty is an immigration lawyer from Texas. Both President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney enjoyed substantially stronger support at this point in the summer of 2012 than either Trump or Clinton does now. Monty resigned from the committee after the Arizona speech. “Without the showmanship, the TV star personality”, Wilson said, “Trumpism is a dead letter”.

“There was nothing pro-business in that speech”, Monty told MSNBC.

A record 27.3 million Hispanics have the legal right to vote, according to the Pew Research Center.

For Trump, one silver lining here is that the union vote isn’t almost as important as it used to be. “You can see it wasn’t open”.

Donald Trump’s campaign spokeswoman says that he had spoken to Florida’s attorney general in 2013, but the two never discussed Trump’s beleaguered Trump University endeavor.

Trump also said he will “select immigrants based on their likelihood of success in USA society”.

Freelance columnist Bradley R. Gitz, who lives and teaches in Batesville, received his Ph.D.in political science from the University of IL. He said it nearly seemed as if there were “two Donald Trumps” speaking on Wednesday. And 68 percent said that Trump’s views on immigrants and immigration made them less likely to vote for Republicans in November.

Trump promised he would fix bureaucratic problems in the Veterans Administration.

Donald Trump? She’s put off by some of the “wacko” things he’s said and worries his lack of discipline could spark an global crisis if he gets in the White House.

But he appeared to take a step backward with an immigration speech Wednesday evening that turned off many conservative Hispanic leaders. George Grow was the editor.