Donald Trump maintains slim lead over Hillary Clinton — UPI/CVoter poll

On Saturday, the Washington Post reported that Trump did say he would strengthen the country’s E-verify system as well as put forth other plans to track immigrants coming in and out of the country. In the meantime, he has been softening his tone on immigration and reaching out to black voters, a traditional Democratic constituency. Recent polls have shown him with single-digit support among likely black voters. Clinton immediately lashed back saying Trump “courted white supremacists” and “is someone who is very much peddling bigotry and prejudice and paranoia”.

The wealthy NY populist has chosen a risky line of attack against Clinton, accusing her of being not just corrupt but a cynical and uncaring racist.

Clinton has said the AP’s analysis was flawed because it did not account fully for all meetings and phone calls during her entire term as secretary. “African-Americans will VOTE TRUMP!” drew social media scorn for not including condolences for Aldridge’s death and for initially misspelling Wade’s first name. More than half the people outside the government who met with Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of state gave money, either personally or through companies or groups, to the Clinton Foundation.

Trump convened about two dozen Latino supporters, local Republican leaders and campaign staffers Friday at his hotel just off the Vegas Strip.

Mr Trump sought to clarify his views on how to overhaul the United States immigration system after saying earlier in the week that he was softening on his plan to deport all 11 million illegal immigrants.

Californians contributed $4.3 million to Clinton’s campaign in July, making the Golden State her best for fundraising. The messages could become public in mid-October, just weeks before Election Day.

Dr. Harold Bornstein’s report last December remains the only medical information released so far by Trump’s campaign. The AP’s lawyers asked the department late Friday to hasten its efforts and provide all of her minute-by-minute schedules by October 15.

His rival, Hillary Clinton, has also wavered over the course of her career, including reversing her support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.

“My work as secretary of state was not influenced by any outside forces”. A strong and visible base of white supremacists is a pretty easy attack point for any opposing politician, so unsurprisingly, the Clinton campaign has hit Trump on that point quite a bit recently. “I believe he will fail”.

“I mean you have to have something that you can live on”, he said.

At the same time, Clinton said, “winding down some of these programs takes time” and that to do anything abrupt could imperil HIV/AIDS programs and other assistance that benefits millions of people around the world. She also said the analysis should have included meetings with federal employees and foreign diplomats.

“She’s totally bigoted, there’s no question”, Trump told CNN.

“Come on, Hillary”, he wrote. “The issues the campaigns are talking about right now are issues that matter to people here in Utah”. “Calling him out on the fact that he has supporters like David Duke connected with the Ku Klux Klan who are going around and saying Donald Trump is their candidate because Donald Trump is pushing their values”, Kaine told a crowd of young students here.

The conservative website Breitbart says it interviewed Clinton supporters before the speech and found few who knew what the alt-right movement was.

Many voters said the political mudslinging is distracting. Its views are seen by many as white supremacist and anti-Semitic.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump vowed Saturday to deport “criminal illegal immigrants. within one hour” of his inauguration if he is elected in November. Yes, there’s been a nosedive for Clinton in the national polls, but things are tight in some traditionally Republican states.

He is unfavorably comparing the USA economy to China’s and says the nation has “some very, very serious problems and it’s going to get worse with this group of people” in charge.