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I think Trump should stop blaming things on the Democrats and work to solve the issues, rather than arguing with them. Making the other party mad isn't going to help resolve any issues that he wants to fix.

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I think that Trump is being irrational by trying to make Mexico pay for a wall against them or even build a wall at all. I also think that Trump has nobody else to blame; therefore, he is blaming that Democrats.

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I think it's funny that Trump blames the Democrats, but I do believe that the wall is a good idea, Trump just needs to think the money aspect of it through more

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I think he does come off as a little repetitive in his immigration ideas and tweets because it seems that all he cares about is building a wall. I think through Twitter, he is able to keep these ideas fresh in the people's minds and his goal is to get the people fully to support the wall.

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This tweet basically says how the security for the border has been a disaster for decades. And its the democrats fault for not letting him fix it. It impacts peoples views on democrats because they see it as they wont allow Trump to solve an issue.

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I don’t care what the political ramifications are, our immigration laws and border security have been a complete and total disaster for decades, and there is no way that the Democrats will allow it to be fixed without a Government Shutdown...

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I don’t care what the political ramifications are, our immigration laws and border security have been a complete and total disaster for decades, and there is no way that the Democrats will allow it to be fixed without a Government Shutdown...

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I don’t care what the political ramifications are, our immigration laws and border security have been a complete and total disaster for decades, and there is no way that the Democrats will allow it to be fixed without a Government Shutdown...
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 31, 2018

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I don’t care what the political ramifications are, our immigration laws and border security have been a complete and total disaster for decades, and there is no way that the Democrats will allow it to be fixed without a Government Shutdown...

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I don’t care what the political ramifications are, our immigration laws and border security have been a complete and total disaster for decades, and there is no way that the Democrats will allow it to be fixed without a Government Shutdown...

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$1.6 Billion has already been allocated for fencing and other security measures. The cost to finish the wall and have it fully funded would be around $21.6 Billion. This article talks about how Trump keeps pushing for a wall and has threatened to shut down all government funding and veto laws but Schumer and the Democrats won't give in. This affects the country because the money would be coming out of US pockets and not Mexico.

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Asked on Tuesday about the funding for a wall, Schumer was adamant that the $1.6 billion that had already been allocated for fencing and other security measures was sufficient. Still, he said he was open to negotiating that number, just not in public.

Sen. Chuck Schumer tells reporters at his on-cam presser that Democrats' position is $1.6 billion for wall funding - far less than the $5 billion Trump wants - but he won't say if Democrats are shutting the door on anything more, saying he's not going to negotiate in public.
- Manu Raju (@mkraju) November 27, 2018

While a fully-funded wall would cost (at least) an estimated $21.6 billion, Republican Senator Richard Shelby, who chairs the Appropriations Committee, told reporters that $5 billion-the figure currently in one of the House's spending bills-is a "red line" for Trump. Democrats, meanwhile, have chafed at spending any money on a wall. (There's a reason why Schumer insists that the funding is going for "fencing.") Schumer's deputy, Minority Whip Dick Durbin, has already come out against the $5 billion figure, while Schumer himself has noted that the administration has yet to spend the $1.3 billion for border security allocated in the previous year's budget.

The wall has always been an odious idea, but it is especially offensive coming only days after Border Patrol officials fired tear gas into a crowd of Central American migrants, including young children, over the weekend. But Schumer hasn't let Trump's general awfulness stop him in the past, even though he has gotten little to nothing in return.

There is an element of deja vu to this crisis, after all. It was just last year that Trump threatened to shut down the government over wall funding. Then, Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi thought that they had gotten the upper hand on the president in budget negotiations-and had secured legal protections for Dreamers-only for the president to pull the rug out from under them. After shutting down the government for three days, Democrats backed away from their promise to protect the Dreamers, voting to reopen the government with little to show for their efforts.

Schumer may think he is now in a better position, with Democrats prepared to take over the House. A divided Congress will make further funding for a wall very difficult, if not impossible. This may be Trump's last chance. Schumer, ever the dealmaker, sees this as leverage to protect the Dreamers from deportation and to perhaps win other concessions. By suggesting he was open to more wall funding, he was communicating that he was amenable to a deal.

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This talks about how if the immigrants can apply for asylum if they go to the waiting room instead of trying to come illegally. This impacts peoples views because it makes immigrants seem so wrong for trying to come here illegally when in reality the waiting room probably takes a really long time.

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President Donald Trump is putting the economic screws to Mexico to control the flood of Central American migrants storming our southern border. Unlike prior presidents, Trump is driving a hard bargain. Exports are Mexico's economic lifeblood. A staggering 81 percent of those exports go to the United States. That's why Trump's threat to close the border -- even for short time -- gets results. Shutting the border shuts down Mexico. Period.

No wonder Mexico's incoming president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, seems open to a "Remain in Mexico" deal that will make his country the waiting room for migrants applying for asylum in the U.S. In another sign of cooperation with Trump, Mexican immigration officials rapidly deported 98 migrants who tried forcing their way into the U.S. on Sunday.

Under "Remain in Mexico," asylum-seekers would be held south of the border. Because they won't step foot on American soil, they won't have a "right" to public schooling, emergency health care and other costly American guarantees. That's good news for taxpayers.

Making Mexico the waiting room is one part of Trump's plan. Trump also announced on Nov. 9 that only migrants presenting themselves at official border entrances -- not those sneaking in -- could apply for asylum. Trump's trying to solve the catch-and-release problem. Migrants caught crossing illegally simply have to say the word "asylum" to border agents, and voila, they're released. They disappear into the U.S. and half never actually file for asylum or show up for a hearing. They're turning asylum into a farce.

Unfortunately, a federal judge in San Francisco, Judge Jon S. Tigar, put a temporary hold on Trump's policy. In a laughable decision likely to be overturned, Tigar said Honduran and Guatemalan migrants miles south of the U.S. border can sue the president of the United States, via an American third party, challenging his policy and asserting a right to enter the U.S. illegally. Sure, and pigs can fly.

Tigar's ruling prompted a spat between Trump and Chief Justice John Roberts, who chastised the president for calling Tigar an "Obama judge." Roberts is right about judicial independence, but he sure picked the wrong poster boy for it. Tigar is an activist with a history of outlandish decisions, including compelling taxpayers to foot the bill for sex reassignment surgery for a prison inmate.

Despite the spat, the chief justice is squarely on Trump's side, not Tigar's, when it comes to the president's authority over immigration. In June, Roberts ruled that federal immigration law "exudes deference to the president in every clause."

Still, get ready for more legal obstruction. The American Civil Liberties Union plans to sue over any "Remain in Mexico" deal, arguing that leaving migrants "stranded in Mexico would inevitably put people in danger."
What about endangering American interests? The ACLU is mum about how schools and social services are strained when immigrant families flood American towns illegally.

Just ask Europeans about uncontrolled migration. The public there is outraged over the 1.8 million refugees from North Africa and the Middle East who have overwhelmed Europe since 2014. European leaders are belatedly barring the door. They're pushing for the very same remedy Trump is negotiating with Mexico -- keeping the migrants waiting in distant North African facilities while their applications are processed.

Even Hillary Clinton acknowledges that "Europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lit the flame" of populism. That's a stunning admission that open border policies are a failure.

She ought to have the courage to deliver that message to Democrats here, starting with Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland, chairman-to-be of the House Oversight Committee. Cummings is adamant the caravan migrants "should be allowed to come in, seek asylum" even if they've crossed the border illegally. He vows to torpedo Trump's "Remain in Mexico" plan, insisting the current situation on the southern border "has worked for a long time."

Worked? Maybe for pandering Democratic politicians, but not for the nation.

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President Donald Trump is putting the economic screws to Mexico to control the flood of Central American migrants storming our southern border. Unlike prior presidents, Trump is driving a hard bargain. Exports are Mexico's economic lifeblood. A staggering 81 percent of those exports go to the United States.

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This tweet impacts how people see democrats because its basically saying its their fault they didn't vote and now we have all these immigrants coming in illegally because of them. It affects peoples views on your personal right to vote.

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Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws! Remember the Midterms! So unfair to those who come in legally.

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Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws! Remember the Midterms! So unfair to those who come in legally.

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Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws! Remember the Midterms! So unfair to those who come in legally.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 22, 2018

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Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws! Remember the Midterms! So unfair to those who come in legally.

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Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws! Remember the Midterms! So unfair to those who come in legally.

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Every time you see a Caravan, or people illegally coming, or attempting to come, into our Country illegally, think of and blame the Democrats for not giving us the votes to change our pathetic Immigration Laws! Remember the Midterms! So unfair to those who come in legally.

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This tweet impacts immigration by giving a dramatic view on how much illegal immigration costs and exaggerates it. This tweet is now going to give some Americans false thoughts and more are going to grow hatred. More people are going to support growing the wall.

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Could somebody please explain to the Democrats (we need their votes) that our Country losses 250 Billion Dollars a year on illegal immigration, not including the terrible drug flow. Top Border Security, including a Wall, is $25 Billion. Pays for itself in two months. Get it done!

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Could somebody please explain to the Democrats (we need their votes) that our Country losses 250 Billion Dollars a year on illegal immigration, not including the terrible drug flow. Top Border Security, including a Wall, is $25 Billion. Pays for itself in two months. Get it done!

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Could somebody please explain to the Democrats (we need their votes) that our Country losses 250 Billion Dollars a year on illegal immigration, not including the terrible drug flow. Top Border Security, including a Wall, is $25 Billion. Pays for itself in two months. Get it done!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 4, 2018

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Could somebody please explain to the Democrats (we need their votes) that our Country losses 250 Billion Dollars a year on illegal immigration, not including the terrible drug flow. Top Border Security, including a Wall, is $25 Billion. Pays for itself in two months. Get it done!

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Could somebody please explain to the Democrats (we need their votes) that our Country losses 250 Billion Dollars a year on illegal immigration, not including the terrible drug flow. Top Border Security, including a Wall, is $25 Billion. Pays for itself in two months. Get it done!

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Could somebody please explain to the Democrats (we need their votes) that our Country losses 250 Billion Dollars a year on illegal immigration, not including the terrible drug flow. Top Border Security, including a Wall, is $25 Billion. Pays for itself in two months. Get it done!

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I agree with you guys because he so focused on the fact of getting the money to build the wall but not thinking about how we going to get all this money back. He is putting us into more debt than we are now. He is the president he is supposed to be doing the opposite to fix the country.