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The Pros And Cons Of Donald Trump In Office

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This year’s election process was a treacherous one, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were the top two runningmates. Trump was never predicted to win, but nobody can tell the future. Trump is a very unpleasant man, but I hope he does good in office. In this essay, I will be explaining my worries about him in office. When dealing with illegal immigrants, I think that Trump should not build a wall, but instead, stop them from entering completely but not allowing Americans to hire them. You could also work out a plan with Mexico’s president Mr. Enrique Peña Nieto on how to create jobs there. I also believe that trying to build a wall and making Mexico pay for if to keep their own people out of a beneficial life in this land is outrageous. Have

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