Trump Plans to Toss Out Illegal Aliens Within 2 Years

While everyone else wrings their hands and mumbles about managed decline, Trump has declared that he will restore rule of law and territorial integrity to the USA within 2 years:

Donald Trump estimated that it will take 18 months to two years to get the roughly 11 million immigrants living in the U.S. illegally to leave the country, and that he would then build a wall running along the border with Mexico.

The businessman’s statement made on a call with Alabama Republicans Thursday night added a bit of specificity to the Republican presidential frontrunner’s hardline stance on immigration. Mr. Trump released a six-page policy paper on immigration last month, and reporters have asked for details about how it would work since. …

On the call, Mr. Trump was asked for details about how long it would take to round up illegal immigrants living in the U.S., with the questioner asking if five or ten years was an appropriate timeframe. Mr. Trump said his two year benchmark could be met with “really good management.”

“We have to get them out. If we have wonderful cases, they can come back in but they have to come back in legally,” Mr. Trump said in an audio clip posted on YouTube Thursday night by a person on the call.

Impossible? Definitely not; Eisenhower did something similar. Impractical given the current political environment? Probably, but even to try would be to vastly improve the situation by getting rid of the most conspicuous (i.e., dangerously criminal) illegal aliens and more importantly by letting the world know that we are now serious about defending ourselves from foreign incursion.

Stopping the Third World invasion is the only issue that matters, because everything else hinges on it. Look to California, where irresponsible leftist kook Jerry Brown holds sway, to see what a national white minority would mean in the short term. In the long term it would mean reducing the USA to a Third World nation.

Here is where the other candidates stand:

Many of Mr. Trump’s Republican opponents attacked his immigration plan when it was released and said it wasn’t realistic, including Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Others, such as Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, stressed that they have similar ideas to Mr. Trump’s on immigration. Mr. Cruz particularly applauded Mr. Trump for raising the topic so forcefully.

Only Cruz and Walker will even give lip service to restoring American sovereignty. As for the Dems, Martin O’Mealy has been squealing that it would be “racist” and “hate-filled” to enforce immigration law.

On tips from Bodhisattva and DJ