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Donald Trump And Illegal Immigrants

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Donald Trump and his issue with illegal Immigrants.
After reading many articles discussing the situation between Donald Trump and the 11 million immigrants in America and trying to understand both sides of this issue, I strongly believe Trump and his insane idea will not be successful.
Donald Trump is planning to deport all illegal Immigrants and their children from the United States if he becomes President. He is planning on taking away Birthright citizenship from millions of people who were born in the U.S. from Immigrant parents. How is he planning on doing so? He has never really answered any of these questions when asked.
Trump wants a wall built on the Mexican border to keep the Immigrants out of America. How will he do this? How is he
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