"Nobody came in unless they came in legally. We have a big process for having people come in legally, by the way. A lot of people are coming in legally, Trump said, boasting of his success in stemming the tide of illegal immigration across the southern border. They have to prove they love our country. They have to prove that they're not going to need welfare. A lot of things they have to prove."
"You remember when they used to say that the people that come into our country as immigrants are very nice people, they're wonderful people, and they don't commit crime? No, they make our criminals look like babies. They make our Hell's Angels look like the sweetest people on Earth. The Hell's Angels are now considered a nice, high-quality person. I like the Hell's Angels."
A push to change focus toward ICE framed complaints that media overlooks criminals deported in Minnesota. Claims asserted that, during the Biden administration, new jobs were going to immigrants, while stressing that most entries must be legal and that a large process governs legal immigration. Requirements were described as proving love of country and ability to avoid welfare. Reverse migration was claimed for the first time in 50 years, attributed to deportations of people who entered illegally. Immigrants were characterized as criminals and compared unfavorably to Hell's Angels, who were praised as protectors despite associations with organized crime and Justice Department labels.
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