Republician presidential nominee Donald
Trump waves as he arrives at a polling
station in New York where Trump was to
cast his ballot, November 8, 2016.
Donald Trump will keep his vow to deport
millions of undocumented migrants from the
United States, he said in an interview to be
broadcast Sunday, saying as many as three
million could be removed after he takes
office.
“What we are going to do is get the people
that are criminal and have criminal records,
gang members, drug dealers, where a lot of
these people, probably two million, it could
be even three million — we are getting them
out of our country or we are going to
incarcerate,”
Trump said in an excerpt
released ahead of broadcast by CBS’s 60
Minutes program.
The billionaire real estate baron made
security at the US-Mexico border a central
plank of his insurgent presidential
campaign, which resulted in last Tuesday’s
shock election victory against his
Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
Trump added that the barrier to be erected
on the US border with Mexico may not
consist entirely of brick and mortar, but that
fencing could be used in some areas.
“There could be some fencing,” Trump says
in his first primetime interview since being
elected president last week.
“But (for) certain areas, a wall is more
appropriate. I’m very good at this, it’s called
construction,” he tells CBS.
Source: Vanguardngr
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