To Every American, He [donald Trump] Is

The Republican Party, In Many Ways, Grew Up As A Reaction To That [ Segregation], And A Lot Of People Have Misunderstood That.

I've Had Very Little Negative Pushback. I Think People In The Senate Know That I Have Believed, For A Number Of Years, And Have Been Outspoken That We Need To Listen To What The American People Are Telling Us, And We Need To Focus More On The Well-being Of People Who Make Lower Wages, $50,000 And Below.

There's Been This Attempt To Block Donald Trump, In Primary Candidates And Democrats, That - To Try To Make Everything He Says Some Sort Of Extreme Overstatement.

How Can We Vote For A Bill [s.744] That Our Own Cbo Says Will Reduce Average Wages In America For 12 Years, Increase Unemployment For 7 Years, And Reduce Per Capita Gnp Growth Over 25 Years? A Bill That Will Admit 30 Million People To Permanent Legal Status In The Next 10 Years? That Will Dramatically Increase The Annual Immigration Flow, And Will Double The Guest Worker Flow?

[donald Trump] Said We're Going To Have A Big Door. He Means Lawful Immigration Will Continue, But We're Not Going To Allow The Nation To Be At Risk In This Fashion.