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Is he a slick negotiator or a Dem in disguise?

Friday, September 15, 2017
| Chad Groening (OneNewsNow.com)


An immigration expert insists that President Donald Trump is a "master negotiator" who is not getting outmaneuvered by Democrats on Capitol Hill.

Trump is making headlines – and getting blasted by some conservative critics – as he sits with far-left Democratic leaders to discuss illegal immigration and raising the debt ceiling.

After a Wednesday night meeting with President Trump, Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Nancy Pelosi described a "very productive" meeting that included an agreement on the Obama-era DACA program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. Yet a statement came from Trump insisting there had been no deal on DACA but acknowledging he opposes deporting illegals brought into the U.S. as children.

Pelosi and Schumer left the meeting with Trump believing they had his support, says Art Arthur of the Center for Immigration Studies.

"But I also believe that you have to consider the President's career and his position," he tells OneNewsNow. "Donald Trump is, if anything else, a master negotiator. And I think that he is the sort of person who allows folks to leave meetings with him believing that he agrees wholeheartedly with their position when that might not necessarily be true."

Other less-favorable reactions to Trump's negotiating have ranged from outrage from his most loyal supporters to ridicule from so-called "Never Trumpers" who are taking a victory lap after warning fellow Republicans last year that they were backing a lifelong New York Democrat.

Author and conservative analyst Ann Coulter, who once gleefully predicted Trump would be elected president, is blasting him for backtracking on building a border wall, caving on DACA, and flirting with amnesty.

"If we're not getting a wall," she wrote this week, "I'd prefer President Pence."

After Trump used Twitter to ask if "anybody" wants to "throw out" DACA holders who are "accomplished young people," The Blaze writer Matt Walsh responded to the question.

"Well, I can think of at least one person who said he wanted to throw them out," Walsh responded, referring to Trump himself.
Speaking to her audience this week on American Family Radio, Sandy Rios warned there is concern that Trump's campaign promises are "unvraveling" due to liberal advisors around him.

"I'm not declaring them dead," she said of those promises. "I'm just telling you that we are seeing a rapid reversal in almost everything we hoped the President would do."


OneNewsNow reported in a Sept. 8 story that William Gheen of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC warned that Trump was toying with amnesty, and amnesty for illegal aliens would give the Democratic Party enough national votes to keep it in the majority for good.

"Trump lied to all of America," Gheen warned last week.
Trump did agree with the Democrats' claim that a border wall is not part of their discussions and negotiations, stating in yet another tweet that building the wall will come later.


But Arthur says he's not concerned about that either.

"Donald Trump is a master negotiator," he states again, "and any good negotiator knows that you don't say, I absolutely have to have this at the beginning, because the other side will negotiate against you for that one thing that you have to have."

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Trump was registered as a Democrat for more than eight years in the 2000s, according to New York City voter records made public during his campaign for president.

Speaking to her audience this week on American Family Radio, Sandy Rios warned there is concern that Trump's campaign promises are "unvraveling" due to liberal advisors around him.

A lot of us have been thinking the same thing as of late.

I am a lifelong Democrat who voted for Trump. Illegal immigration and the TPP were the main reasons I voted for him. The talking heads think of Trump supporters as a fringe group of racists and bigots. True, we are upset to see our country invaded by people who are here illegally and expect us to accept them and cater to their every need. The people who want them here, and want them to stay are not forced to coexist with them. Their children and grandchildren do not go to school with them. They do not appreciate what a "kick in the gut" it is when we see illegals using foodstamps and Medicaid at the American taxpayer's expense. And every time we call somewhere and get a message in Spanish. At one time, there were quotas of how many people could come here from other countries. BOTTOM LINE: THERE ARE TOO MANY HISPANICS HERE. TO US IT FEELS LIKE IS AN INVASION, NOT IMMIGRATION. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH RACE. IT IS THEIR SENSE OF ENTITLEMENT THAT IS SO MADDENING!!! And to top it off, they want us to change our immigration laws to accommodate them. If Trump caves on the DACA crap, I am through with him. Why would we believe him that he would not go along with the DACA crap if the Democrats would agree to the wall and more border security? He would have already gone back on his promise to end DACA?

There are too many illegal Hispanics here, because they represent the vast majority of illegal aliens in the US, but there are many others from other countries, too, mainly from over-staying visas from mismanaged massive legal immigration.

Thank you for voting for Donald Trump for President, putting our country above politics. I know a lot of people are upset with Trump right now over goading Congress to pass a DACA deal, and that is certainly understandable. We must let him know the polls on this issue are FAKE and most Americans do not want this type of a deal. We want DACA ended with no replacement bill by Congress. Period.

Welcome to Alipac gabelle39!

Thank you for being here at Alipac and for your comments gabelle39.

You are right that they do not have to coexist with them, suffer the fallout, see the impact on schools and communities, the dollars spent, the crime.