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Persuasive Speech: The Wall On The Border Of Mexico

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Walls do not make a social environment, nor make a good neighbor; all they do is keep people away. Over the past months, billionaire Donald Trump has taken the political world by shock. He announced that was running for the Republican party to be president. Trumps campaigns were very successful, but one, the announcement of the wall on the border of Mexico.This announcement caused mixed feelings, people wanted the wall, and people were strongly against it. The wall should not be built. It is way too much money, the immigrants can find another way too get in America, and it will kill the environment. This wall truly impacted the way people feel about Trump, which made people decide to not build a wall and to build a wall.
Trump has stated multiple times that he wishes to build a wall along the border of the US and Mexico. With very specific amount of data, Donald Trump stated, “We can do a wall. We’re going to have a big, fat beautiful door right in the middle of the wall. We’re going to have people come in, but they’re coming in legally. And Mexico is going to pay for the wall.” Donald Trump should had thought about the making of the wall, because Mexico would never agree to pay for anything that’s going against for them. Most illegal immigrants are just trying to go into the USA do start a new life, get jobs, and have a safer environment for their kids. Another fact is the immigrants are going into the U.S but not all of them are from Mexico. They are from all across the

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