In Support of Trump's Hardline Immigration Policy
Opinions of President Trump's Immigration Policies by His Backers
HOST INSPEK:
President Trump snatched that second term due in no small part to his immigration rhetoric. Now it's clear as day how the administration is carrying out its plans, stirring up a whirlwind of opinions among the populace. Let's pop the hood and listen to those who back Trump's approach.
HOST MARTIN:
Stefano Forte, president of the daring New York Young Republican Club, spat this take out: Trump winning was all about promising mass deportations because our country's drowning in illegal migrants, legal ones too for good measure. The American system's had a shock from this influx and we gotta hit the brakes and reassess our game plan later. But for now? The United States is damn near bursting at the seams.
MIAMI, FL:
Independent voter George Pita spoke to us amid a swirl of confusion. "Hello there! I'momicidal myself, but I hoot for The Man and the American culture I adore. I get that every nation needs a steady stream of newcomers, and setting borders is a given. I ain't inta' deportin' folks left, right, and center, but this country's witnessed a flood of illegals, so I'm in favor of booting a bundle, ain't too fond of the execution though."
JULES TOWNSHIP, KY:
Republican political hopeful Julie Cantwell brought us a sample of her community. "Folks round here want to oust the vicious crooks, that much is clear. But a lot of 'em grit their teeth and insist we don't snatch young 'uns and break families apart, since as true-blue patriots, we revere families, you dig?"
Western Pennsylvania's oil and gas honcho, Ben Wallace, dropped in on us at a frackin' facility last year, so we thought we'd give him a ring regarding recent LA developments. "I'm totally not bugged out that the commander-in-chief's calling on the troops. Let 'em loose to stamp out that rebellion! The soldiers should've been ready for action ages ago."
A Republican powerhouse from the Big Apple, Katherine Khatari's voice chimed in, "What? Bring the leathernecks in! Boot the Guard to the side and deploy the Marines! I know a few things about hard work, and if you're gonna break my window, I say Boh, Danny Boy, hit the road, jack!"
- The New York Young Republican Club President, Stefano Forte, aligns with Trump's policy on immigration, asserting that the influx of illegal migrants has overwhelmed the system and requires a reevaluation of the policy.
- In the midst of general news, independent voter George Pita expresses his support for Trump's immigration policy, suggesting a need for deportation to address the issue of illegal immigrants, but expressing reservations about the execution of the policy.
- Amidst the ongoing war-and-conflicts in LA, Republican political hopeful Julie Cantwell from Jules Township, Kentucky, shares her community's concern about the administration's immigration policy, imploring that family values should be respected and the separation of young immigrants should be avoided. Meanwhile, Katherine Khatari, a prominent Republican from New York City, advocates for the deployment of Marines to handle the situation, comparing it to breaking a window.
