Donald Trump's Rhetoric Of Immigration Reform

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When it comes to Trump being a fox, he fails to recognize that the GOP health care bill is a trap, though as a lion, he can fight off illegal immigrants, but can’t fight off foreign extremists. For the GOP heath care bill, the CBO claimed that it “would reduce the federal deficit by $337 billion over a decade but would also leave 24 million more Americans uninsured during that same period.” Trump, the self-righteous human he is didn’t believe that millions would lose their insurance, but sill thought the money savings was true. He’s all on board with the bill and right when the bill gets passed in the future, he will face a dreadful outcome. The people that are on Obamacare right now that voted for vote Trump may lose their health care. More …show more content…
Regarding illegal immigrants, which are his wolves, he fights them off with by using his voice and enforcing muscle at the border. With Trump not establishing any immigration reform, “unauthorized border crossings decreased 40 percent after President Donald Trump’s first month in office,” however the “total southwest border apprehensions declined about 63 percent from November 2016 to February 2017.” Trump shows how effective his loud mouth can be with his anti-illegal immigration rhetoric. He’s verbally fighting them off and making them stay put. He reduced the illegal immigration numbers before he was sworn in. Besides his mouth doing most of the work, the Trump administration claims that the fulfilling the promise of hiring more enforcement agents and deporting more people, have been discouraging people to come in America illegally. The drawback for this immigration issue is that some Americans are complaining about how this destroys America’s image where we have foreigners having a second thought about moving to America to enhance their lives. Lastly, Trump’s travel ban showed the country how Trump is ineffective of fighting off foreign …show more content…
citizens. Another 20 of the plotters were legal permanent residents, most of whom arrived in the United States as children. In other words, 85 percent of the terrorists lived in the U.S a long time before carrying out an attack — they radicalized within the nation's borders.” Overall, banning people from certain Muslim countries doesn’t have an effective way of fighting off foreign extremists where the bigger problem is in America itself. The whole fiasco with the travel ban has fired back as it produces a terrible situation where “many Americans do support efforts to tighten security and are rightly concerned about terrorists who might be embedded within groups of refugees.” However the travel ban “hurts efforts to protect Americans, especially as the ban relates to harming allies who are helping the U.S. in the battle against terrorism.” It seems that Trump’s ineffective way of fighting of foreign extremists can harm lives in America as he focuses on other countries rather than America

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