Republican candidate Donald John Trump was born June 14th, 1946 in a Queens, New York neighborhood where he grew up for a majority of his life. He was educated at Fordham University for two years, after which he enrolled and graduated from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Trump is very well known for his money and the foundation of his fortune began with real estate, later turning into a multimillion-dollar company. He has been married three times and has been with his current wife, Melania Knauss, since 2005. Between his three wives, he has 5 children, Donald, Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron. Before joining the race, he was the host of a reality TV show called The Apprentice where he became famous to the general public.
The immigration policy he has been preaching is very well known to people in the country and his position is clear; he wants to suspend immigration to the US until its security policy is "perfect". Trump thinks there is a need for a better, and more effective screening system where there is "a mainstream immigration policy that promotes American values". To him, the current policy is allowing people who do not support our values into the country, saying those are the people who are creating terrorist problems. His main principles for the immigration reform are …show more content…
He wishes to get back to following a free market principle in hopes to reinvigorate economic liberty. He reasons that if congress gets together and act, they will be able to reform and broaden the access to healthcare to many citizens across the nation. He also connects this topic with immigration, saying providing healthcare for illegal immigrants costs the country billions. Trumps main focus it to make healthcare cheaper and less costly for the government and the
The immigration policy he has been preaching is very well known to people in the country and his position is clear; he wants to suspend immigration to the US until its security policy is "perfect". Trump thinks there is a need for a better, and more effective screening system where there is "a mainstream immigration policy that promotes American values". To him, the current policy is allowing people who do not support our values into the country, saying those are the people who are creating terrorist problems. His main principles for the immigration reform are …show more content…
He wishes to get back to following a free market principle in hopes to reinvigorate economic liberty. He reasons that if congress gets together and act, they will be able to reform and broaden the access to healthcare to many citizens across the nation. He also connects this topic with immigration, saying providing healthcare for illegal immigrants costs the country billions. Trumps main focus it to make healthcare cheaper and less costly for the government and the