‘Cleaned Out, Rounded Up’: House Republican Boasts of Trump’s Plan to Deport the Population of Four States
Republican Congressman Mike Waltz (R-FL) boasted to Fox Business anchor Stuart Varney on Wednesday that former President Donald Trump will deport the equivalent of four U.S. states if he gets back into office.
After a discussion of the border crisis and the influx of migrants from all over the world, including China, Waltz declared the situation is “completely out of control. It’s nuts!”
“Look, Fox has been covering this for a long, long time. And, we’ve been covering the Chinese immigration a long, long time, and nothing is ever done about it. The president doesn’t address it. The administration does not address it. And I just don’t understand why. This is a huge problem for voters, for Democrat voters in the election,” Varney replied.
“And just the Chinese, the Chinese piece alone is up 40 times from what it was just a few years ago. Look, we’re hearing all of these rumors. Biden’s going to try to hit, a reset. He owns this problem, and he owns the 10 million people that are now, scattered all over the United States. And every time I talk to a homeless veteran here at home who’s not getting the services that he or she rightly earned. It’s just infuriating. And he’s going to pay a political price. There’s no way he’s going to be able to scoff this off on Republicans like they’re trying to do,” Waltz replied.
“Congressman, we may disagree on this, but I just don’t see how you can get 7, 8, or 9 people out of, 9 million people, out of this country. That’s, I think they are staying,” Varney added.
“President Trump’s going to try, but that’s the population of Alaska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Vermont that would have to completely be cleaned out, rounded up and deported. It’s just it isn’t like I sense an industrial size scale problem now and it’s shameful,” Waltz replied, referring to Trump’s plan for “militarized” mass deportations and detention camps.
“It’s one of the largest migrations in history. Congressman, always appreciate it very much. So come and see us again soon, please. Thank you, sir,” Varney concluded, wrapping the interview.
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