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Why Donald Trump Shouldnt Be President

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In this essay I will be talking about how Donald Trump shouldn 't be president.
I think Donald Trump shouldn 't be president because he won 't let immigrates have health care and I don 't think that is right to do and he says that he is not going to do that because it cost them $10 billion and what if they have kids the kids won 't have health care and that is not right and who cares if that cost money they are people to. Another thing he is going to do if he is president is that he will increase pollution in the U.S and that is not good and because of pollution a lot of icy places are melting and it is going to get worst.
Donald Trump is trying to get rid of North American Free Trade Agreement with the Canada and Mexico and that can’t be

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