Presidential hopeful Donald Trump got lashed out by Latin Americans who still weren't in favor of The Donald's views on immigrants and other political matters. This occured during a recent downtown rally in Dallas, Texas.
In an article on reuters.com, in his pronouncement involving the deportation of illegal immigrants, Donald Trump said that he would ensure the removal of about 11 million of these people who are living in the US plus build a wall between Mexico and the United States. This was part of his launching campaign speech to run for President last June 16th this year. The Donald strongly said of illegal immigrants as, "They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists."
Still in the same article, cheers and disses emerged from the mixed crowd of Trump supporters and anti-Trump protesters. The Donald also talked about his take on President Obama's health care plan, as well as reigniting trade relations with Asian countries such as China and Japan.
His unforgettable opening campaign speech made headlines all over the country moments after Mr. Trump voiced running for the 2016 Presidential Elections. And it also led to factions such as the withdrawal and refusal of Spanish-based TV stations to carry on air some of The Donald's franchises in these media corporations, such as the Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants, according to another article on deadline.com.
When interviewed by host-comedian Jimmy Fallon on the Tonight show, as reported in the Deadline.com article, Trump commented on the thought of apologizing for his flaws,"But, ultimately it turned out I was right and now people reporting on me are saying 'thank you very much'... I will absolutely apologize some time in the distant future, if I am ever wrong."
NBCUniversal ended their partnership with the business mogul saying, "At NBC, respect and dignity for all people are cornerstones of our values. Due to the recent derogatory statements by Donald Trump regarding immigrants, NBCUniversal is ending its business relationship with Mr. Trump." Read more on this story here.
