Thread: Trump Adviser Explains The Donald’s Immigration Plan: ‘The Definition Of Compassion’

They won't self-deport but at least they won't get our stuff! Yes, deport families intact.

I don't see anything with respect to deporting all the illegals that are currently here. The plan is great moving forward, but I don't buy into him hiding his deportation plan. He is either going down the road of amnesty and /or does not want to talk about deportation until after the election. I realize it must be a very electrifying subject.

I was very disappointed to see Scott Greer's article and Stephen Miller's comments miss the biggest question of all. Exactly how many illegal aliens does Trump plan to allow to return to the United States after deportation since such a return would require changing an important deterrent law currently in place that prohibits illegals from applying to return legally for a minimum of 10 years!?!?!?!

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I am pleased that the issue of birthright citizenship is front and center.

“Birthright citizenship really is the ultimate magnet for illegal immigration,” Miller explained to TheDC. “You can come here under our current policies on a 6-day trip, give birth to a child at a motel, and then your child will be an automatic lifetime U.S. citizen and in turn will be able to chain migrate you and others into the country on green cards.

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To the man advising Trump on immigration policy, birthright citizenship “is an open, worldwide invitation to ignore America’s immigration laws and an absolute perversion, misinterpretation, misapplication of the Fourteenth Amendment.”

“Americans for the first time in their lives will wake up in a country where their immigration laws are enforced. That’s a powerful thing. People have been waiting decades for that chance, and now they have it by casting a vote for Donald Trump,” Miller claims.

That enforcement would result in the deportation of illegal immigrants and those who overstay their visas.

This is about as close to it in writing as I have seen for the mass deportation. Is he going to claw back or is it just going forward?.

Originally Posted by joe s

This is about as close to it in writing as I have seen for the mass deportation. Is he going to claw back or is it just going forward?.

Now that Trump has hired Miller away from Sen. Sessions, I don't think we'll hear anymore about deporting every single illegal within a two year period. It was an unattainable goal and Trump's new adviser Miller probably informed him of that fact.

Now that Trump has hired Miller away from Sen. Sessions, I don't think we'll hear anymore about deporting every single illegal within a two year period. It was an unattainable goal and Trump's new adviser Miller probably informed him of that fact.

Oh boy, this is going to be front and center at the next debate (because Cruz modifies deportation stance) when the topic of immigration comes up. This will be a very important debate coming up with respect to this subject and we know everybody's position, can't wait.

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

I was very disappointed to see Scott Greer's article and Stephen Miller's comments miss the biggest question of all. Exactly how many illegal aliens does Trump plan to allow to return to the United States after deportation since such a return would require changing an important deterrent law currently in place that prohibits illegals from applying to return legally for a minimum of 10 years!?!?!?!

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Trump's proposal to give all the good illegals an expedited return and to set up a merit-based system for illegals to stay is being ignored by the media. To my knowledge, Trump has not walked back either proposal.

Trump doesn't need to walk it back, because there's no legal mechanism in place to do it and he doesn't call for any new legislation to do it.

You think Trump is taking orders from Miller? Oh that is hilarious.