President Donald J. Trump Speech at GA GOP Convention - video

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11 June 2023
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On 10 June 2023, President Trump spoke in Georgia. Starting at 1:00:00, he addressed his plan for internal immigration enforcement - after the disastrous open borders policies of the Biden regime.

Trump referenced Eisenhower's Operation Wetback, where massive numbers of illegal aliens were deported in short order. He clearly has been educated on the issue of immigration enforcement. He discussed involving local and federal law enforcement as well as the military, and mentioned the "biggest internal deportation program ever."

Trump also discussing ending birthright citizenship - automatic citizenship for anchor babies.

Interior enforcement is a necessary and welcome addition to Trump's immigration platform.

 

Related: Poll: Post Indictment, Trump Widens Lead Again – Now Has over 60 Percent Support, Breitbart, 12 June 2023.

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