Trump starting to sound like Obama on immigration

Trump says he will immediately deport three million illegal immigrant now living in the US.

In his first post-election interview, President-elect Donald Trump says he wants to act fast to deport 2-3 million undocumented immigrants with criminal history.

In a separate report, CNN noted that House Speaker Paul Ryan has a different view.

For Illinois native Eric Murray, who is vacationing on the border, Trump’s toned-down demeanor was expected. “And it’ll be great health care for much less money”. Given that Republicans will control both, Trump says change will come quickly.

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas), generally a fierce opponent of government spending, added that Congress would find the necessary funds to pay for Trump’s border wall, which experts believe would cost tens of billions of dollars. We’ve presented them here in 2016 dollars. But certainly, don’t be afraid.

When Stahl mentioned accusations that some of his supporters have harassed Latinos and Muslims, Trump responded: “I am so saddened to hear that”.

“If I have to go, I have to go, period”, Acuna said.

Catherine Norquist, immigrant legal services director for World Relief DuPage/Aurora, declined to comment on Trump’s remarks, but she said the refugee and immigrant services organization wants people to “know what their rights are”.

He made it clear that his priority is to deport illegal immigrants from United states of American in an interview. “We’ll see what happens”. “Sometimes, you need a certain rhetoric to get people motivated”, he said. Here is a look at his responses to questions posed to him on CBS programme 60 Minutes. “It’s a modern form of communication”. And Trump took notice, back in August.

Trump proposed appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email as secretary of state if he won the election.

It estimated that “approximately 900,000 arrests of aliens for crimes occur every year and that approximately 550,000 criminal aliens convicted of crimes exit law enforcement custody every year”.