In his RNC speech, Donald Trump reasserts his take on stricter immigration policies by building a U.S.-Mexico border wall and imposing ‘extreme vetting’ on immigrants. (Courtesy: Reuters)
(DailyMail.com) – “I only want to admit individuals into our country who will support our values and love our people,” said Trump in his RNC speech upon criticizing his opponent Hillary Clinton who proposes an entirely different immigration policies than his.
According to Trump, Hillary is inviting 550 percent more Syrians to come into America on top of the massive immigration of Syrian refugees continuously landing the country, and despite the occurrence of ruthless and immense killings in various parts of the world.
Trump wants to end the unexpected terroristic activities by imposing rigid standards in immigration rules.
In addition to tighter immigration rules, he reasserted the building of a great border wall between U.S. and Mexico. This is for the purpose, in particular, of stopping illegal immigration, gangs, violence, and illegal drugs from increasing in number in America.
With a quote and quote hand gesture, Trump made mention of the “leadership of President Obama” in connection with the massive refugee flow towards the country without checking into their background and real motives.
He concluded his stand on immigration issues by assuring the American people of the country’s relief from uncontrolled immigration by seeing to it that “the laws of the United States will be enforced” as soon as he takes oath into office by January 20, 2017.
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