Immigrants are no longer welcome in Donald Trump’s America. Instead, the Republican presidential nominee posited that under his potential second administration, he would round up and mass-deport noncitizens based on their “serial numbers.”

Speaking with Full Measure’s Sharyl Attkisson, Trump argued that the United States—which was founded by and has historically been a nation of immigrants—shouldn’t be a “dumping ground” for newcomers.


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we wouldnt be so crass to tattoo this number on them would we? Maybe we just chip them like animals.

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Naw just tattoos on their arms. Why mess with the classics.

/s /s just in case some numpty thinks this is a good idea

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This has reached the point where it feels wrong to be joking with it. It’s like he’s not ever trying to hide it

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9 points

The qons have put away the dog whistle and brought out a tuba.

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Its like everyone can hear the dogwhistle but so many are numb to his dumb shit that its hardly news.

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Can’t wait for “ear tags” to be suggested.

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The big plastic tags they use for livestock.

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Aren’t those things used in The Handmaids Tale?

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