i. Immigration Plan-
Referring to Trump’ s bogus blueprint stated on his campaign website, he declared that he would build a wall to abort the Mexican aliens from invading the US boarder and MKAE MEXICO PAY FOR THE WALL. Meanwhile, Trump would couple the ideology of constructing a wall with the revocation of some constitutional laws such as“ The Schumer-‐ Rubio immigration bill” and the“ Birthright Citizenship”. Ultimately, Trump envisaged his tenet-‐ how to MAKE AMERICAN GREAT AGAIN with the 3 predominated bedrocks to prioritize Americans:
Apparently, Trump has not only discarded his party’ s original playbook but indeed tilted towards appealing on the prospective voters of his mother lode – the white supremacist. For Ronald Reagan who is the 40 th president of US, had won over the Hispanic population with the prestigious saying“ Latinos are Republicans. They just don ' t know it yet” that reaped the Republican Party a record high Hispanic turnout( Immigration Wars, by Jeb Bush, p. 206). Nevertheless, the idiosyncrasy of the political maverick rebounds on the Republican’ s conventional doctrine about garnering the minority’ s votes particularly the Hispanics as drifted as followed:
For the profound aftermath, the animosity of Hispanics towards Trump reflected on a national poll conducted by the Gallup in which a 77 % of Hispanic respondents emanated a negative view against Trump. Simultaneously, a groundswell of racial disdain against Hispanics by the white nationalists unveiled on the poll conducted by the ThinkProgess that more than half of the white respondents concurred with Trump’ s memorandum of building the wall.
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