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Illegal Immigration Is The Disease And Trump's Plan Is The Cure
However, even the more supposedly controversial parts of the plan are just common sense.
Build a wall and make Mexico pay for it: This has been treated as an outrageous and impractical suggestion, but Trump is actually one of the few people who is pointing out that Mexico has been a bad actor and deserves to pay a price for what it’s doing. The Mexican government has actively pushed illegal immigration, tried to undermine our border security and has encouraged Mexicans in the United States to be loyal to Mexico, not America. They’re bad neighbors and, yes, they SHOULD be asked to pay forcosts we’re having to bear because of their irresponsibility. Yes, we can increase the fees they pay to cross into our country, tax remittances to Mexico, hit them with tariffs or even simply take the hundreds of millions in aid we give them every year and use it to pay for a wall. Asking Mexico to either behave responsibly or pay us back for the money it costs us to deal with its irresponsibility is long overdue.
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