Trump suggests he wants to send Americans 'that don't work' to other countries
Source: Raw Story · Bias: Far Left
Summary
President Donald Trump suggested at an Angel Families event Monday that he would like to send unemployed Americans to other countries. Trump claimed other nations have sent their undesirable residents and criminals to the U.S., taking advantage of what he characterized as weak border policies. He stated he understands the strategy and would implement it if given the opportunity. Trump quoted world leaders as saying they saved "hundreds of millions of dollars" by emptying their populations onto the U.S. Angel Families, whose members have lost loved ones to crimes committed by individuals in the country unlawfully, were present at the event. Trump also revisited debunked claims about the 2020 election being rigged, telling attendees that without election fraud, "every single one of the people in this room right now would not be here."Watch video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.
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