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And then the government agent will say, "Where do you come from?" And the wonderful person will name some impoverished Mexican village, and then he will wave goodbye to his house, his wonderful wife, his fantastic job, and his excellent kids, and walk quietly into the black van.
And government agents will potentially do this 11 million times in a nation with a Second Amendment.
"I love the Second Amendment," Trump has said proudly in the past.
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And a job will open up and an American can find work. 46mil on welfare.
WAKE UP PEOPLE |
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