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Trump's plan essentially calls for securing the border, enforcing existing immigration laws and protecting American jobs.

A Reuters poll found Americans, by an almost 3 to 1 margin, wish to see immigration reduced, not increased; 45 percent want to see a reduction, 17 percent want to see an increase and 38 percent say it should stay the same.

http://www.wnd.com/2015/08/do-americans ... -illegals/

I can't even imagine how the people would vote if they understood more about illegal immigration and the way it's destroying our culture. Believe me, the numbers would skyrocket in the 'please, deport them all immediately' category. It's so sad that too many know too little about this topic. For instance, they don't know how the tax laws are that are hurting them and helping illegals. And many other horrible things.

I agree with the Trump stance on illegal immigration however I'm sure it's not quite possible to deport them all back to the countries they came from. We need to understand how to integrate the best ones and try to deport the worst ones.

I find it difficult to say this, but I agree with Mr. Trump that if we do not have control of our borders we do not have a country.

Mr. Trump is not on my short, or long, list of those that I support to be the GOP's Presidential candidate. He does, however, have my support to stir the crap out of this election cycle's debate.

They will self-deport when Trump tanks the economy.



"WHAT? I GOT THEM OUT OF THE COUNTRY DIDN'T I?"

All they are doing is insuring a permanent underclass by encouraging illegal immigration. Like I said, sanctuary cities are becoming the landfills of humanity. Plugging the hole is a bit overdue. Like a ship sitting on the bottom, its to late to fix the hole in the hull.