Friday, September 2, 2016

Trump is Ready to Give His Big Immigration Speech Tonight. But First, He’s Going South of the Border

Betcha didn’t see this coming.

While America prepares to hear Donald Trump’s big speech on immigration, his campaign announced a last-minute travel plan.

News leaked Tuesday that Trump is making a trip to Mexico, at the invitation of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.

Almost immediately, a member of the media had a snarky prediction for Trump:

But Nieto has also invited Hillary Clinton, according to the Washington Post. She has yet to respond.

According to WaPo:

[Mexican President] Peña Nieto later tweeted that he believes in dialogue in order to “promote the interests of Mexico in the world and, principally, to protect Mexicans wherever they are.”

The visit comes after Trump has wavered for weeks on whether he will continue to hold his hard-line positions on the central and incendiary issue of his campaign, in particular his call to deport an estimated 11 million immigrants who are living in the United States illegally.

Americans are familiar with Trump’s tough rhetoric on immigration, but they’ve also been curious over recent weeks as Trump’s campaign has openly discussed pivoting on the issue.

This video of Trump polling an audience is a useful template for that pivot. Some people were refreshed by his candor and openness, with others disappointed he was waffling on a big issue:

 

Now with Trump set to make his position clear, the drama is even higher for his visit today south of the border.

The drama will be even higher when he opens up to America on exactly where he stands on this crucial issue.

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