> was it in may? technically, immigration wasn't below its 2018 high until october 2019. which was after covid(although it hadn't yet become a pandemic in the united states, we were trying to keep it out). the "trump clampdown" was just "remain in mexico". which was where america gave mexico assloads of money to keep illegals in camps on the border. the moment remain in mexico was repealed, all of those "refugees" flooded the united states. the problem was that paying mexico to house increasing numbers of illegals couldn't be sustained indefinitely. and immigration would have spiked after covid whether trump was president or not(just as it was already). the reality it, both republicans and democrats want mass-immigration, especially after covid to hold down inflation from trump spending like $7 trillion on covid relief. trump has stated repeatedly he wants to vastly increase immigration. he says anyone with a college degree should get an automatic green card. he also wants to go to war with iran and give israel more money/land. he is literally a fucking kike.
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