Trump Denounces Biden's Amnesty Plan for Illegal Immigrants as 'Illegal'

Former President Donald Trump took the campaign trail by storm Tuesday afternoon, vehemently criticizing President Joe Biden's latest policy initiative — an "illegal" mass amnesty program for illegal aliens. Speaking to a fervent crowd in Wisconsin, Trump lambasted Biden's move to provide legal status and a pathway to U.S. residency and citizenship for over 500,000 illegal aliens who have married American citizens and resided in the country for at least ten years.

Key Points:

• Biden's Amnesty Program: The new policy grants legal status to illegal aliens who meet the 10-year residency requirement by June 17, 2024. Those who do not meet this deadline will have to wait for potential future amnesty programs.

• Trump's Response: Trump branded Biden's action as "illegal, unconstitutional amnesty without approval from Congress, no approval from the courts, or the American people." He likened it to Biden's failed tuition forgiveness initiative, predicting similar legal pushback.

• Comparative Analysis: Trump argued that no other country, except for "third world horrible banana republics," would permit such a policy, framing it as an assault on American democracy and constitutional principles.

Trump accused Biden of undermining American democracy and catering to what he described as "communists" aiming to replace the constitutional system with a corrupt regime. "This Biden amnesty is a direct attack on American democracy," Trump declared. He expressed doubts about Biden's decision-making, suggesting that others were pulling the strings behind the scenes.

Asserting his lead in most polls against Biden, Trump pledged to dismantle the amnesty plan on his first day back in office if re-elected. "When I’m re-elected, Joe Biden’s illegal amnesty plan will be ripped up and thrown out on the very first day that we’re back in office," he proclaimed. Trump further accused the Biden administration of attempting to illegally register non-citizens to vote, vowing extensive legal battles to halt these efforts.

In his speech, Trump emphasized the importance of preventing what he termed the "Biden betrayal" and stopping the "destruction" of the country. "We’re filing court cases all over the place, including here," he assured his supporters. "Our country is being destroyed."

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