Pros And Cons Of Donald Trump

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The global world is still debating on president Donald trump's statement, In early January 2017. His statement was “ We're gonna build a wall,....”. This debate left people discussing their “opinion”. It wasn’t just thousand of people, but millions. It made global headlines. Most said Donald trump can’t do that because he was breaking many laws, when others love the idea of the wall. As discussed arguments still spark, he is still sticking to his claim. The first reason there should be a wall is because the crime rates and the drug rating has increased since 2012. On dailywire.com, a new feed, it states “ Available evidence suggests that illegals are more likely to commit crimes than the rest of the population.” This is stating that a study showed that the crime rate has gone up. It also states "illegal immigrants are three times as likely to be convicted of murder as members of the general population and account for far more crimes than their 3.5-percent share of the U.S. population would suggest." This is bad because the more they come in the more the crime rating will as well. The most immigrants that have come into the U.S has been Mexicans. Some might say that others immigrants do it as well. it as well, but that statement is flawed because the …show more content…
On mic.com it states that another study showed that “ When most jobs hiring, about 65% of them our immigrants”. This sucks because most likely the immigrants will qualify. On the theatlantic.com it says that “there is still about 340 million unclaimed tax forms recorded in the file, compared to 270 million”. It also says that most of the undocumented form are from immigrant that are illegal. So does this mean that some people don’t pay taxes? Well that is what Donald Trump is trying to prove. Some might say, Donald trump doesn’t pay taxes. Which is true, but flawed because he doesn’t pay taxes

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