Donald Trump has been criticized for suddenly changing his stance on deportation of illegal immigrants.
According to a Washington Post report, Trump may be changing his mind on removing 11 million illegals from the United States.
After insisting for more than a year that all illegal immigrants “have to go,” Trump met with a newly created panel of Hispanic advisers on Saturday and asked for other ideas — making clear that his position is not finalized, according to two attendees. Any shift would represent a remarkable retreat on one of the Republican nominee’s signature issues.
That report led to campaign officials hitting the air to clarify what Trump is doing.
Yesterday, Donald tried to clear things up on Fox and Friends.
“I’m not flip-flopping. We want to come up with a really fair, but firm answer,” Trump said in the interview.
In an interview on America’s News Hour, Senior Trump Advisor Jeffrey Epstein talked about Donald’s immigration policy.
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