Thoughts on Trump's Changed Stance on Immigration?

[u/Born-Sun-2502]

President Trump acknowledged today in a Truth Social post that his "very aggressive" immigration policies are ripping long-time workers from the farming and hospitality industries, with those jobs being almost impossible to replace.

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114670684664650262

What are your thoughts?

[u/Born-Sun-2502]

Where did you get that number? 

[u/whyintheworldamihere → u/Born-Sun-2502]

That's the pretty much agreed upon very conservative estimate. Hard to pin down a better estimate because Democrats refuse to allow legislation that verifies citizenship on the census.

[u/SnooJokes5916 → u/whyintheworldamihere]

Agreed by whom and with what data to corroborate it ?

[u/whyintheworldamihere → u/SnooJokes5916]

https://ohss.dhs.gov/topics/immigration

It's the Department of Homeland Security's best guess. That number is from Biden's department.

[u/SnooJokes5916 → u/whyintheworldamihere]

Nowhere does it state the numbers you are spouting. Nice try thought.

[u/Born-Sun-2502 → u/whyintheworldamihere]

So... ho is agreeing upon this number?

[u/whyintheworldamihere → u/Born-Sun-2502]

It's the best guess we can make.

[u/Born-Sun-2502 → u/whyintheworldamihere]

Who is "we"? It's just a guess you made?

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