“Probably” National Emergency if can’t reach a deal of wall: Trump’s visit to Southern Border
McAllen, Texas, Jan 11: The drama started with federal security bill for Southern border in the US resulted into Partial Shutdown, continued on the 20th day of the shutdown. On the visit to McAllen, Texas, US president Donald Trump hinted about “Probably” declaration of National Emergency.
"If we had a barrier of any kind, a powerful barrier, whether its steel or concrete..., we would stop it cold," said US president Donald Trump on his visit to Southern Border.
President Donald Trump Threatened about the declaration of National emergency if he can’t reach a deal with Democrats to fund his promised border wall. Yesterday he headed to Texas for attracting attention to his cause after failed negotiations with lawmakers. This is his first visit to the Southern border.
Trump said, more barriers on the frontier with Mexico are needed to protect the US from Gush of violent crime committed by illegal immigrants. He cautioned of murders and gangsters spreading across the country by the southern border. He used this as a backdrop to push his point of spending on the wall.
US president Donald Trump said he would like to do a much wider form of work for immigration. Out of this ongoing frustrating series of event, he repeated his threat of a declaration of national emergency.
He said, “If I have to, I will. I have no doubt about it.”
The opponents of Trump are stating that he is hyping the danger posed on Americans, and he will use this for his own ultimate political gains.
