Donald Trump's Policies Are Just

Moving on, 1. Immigration If you think my other website was irrelevant, here are more other's which say that Illegal Immigrants actually benefit the US Economy. . http://thehill.com... "Some people claim that illegal immigrants represent an assault on our sovereignty. If this is true, then it might be the first time in world history that a country has employed its invaders. When illegal immigrants cross the border, there"s a citizen waiting to hire them and benefit in some manner from their labor. The sooner our country realizes that immigration reform should be based upon the views of economists and nonpartisan academic researchers, rather than think tanks and radio show hosts, then Congress will finally be able to help solve this national dilemma. " This is particular important extract from this site. Danny Vinik, staff writer at The New Republic, wrote in his July 8, 2014 article "How Much Would It Cost to Deport All Undocumented Immigrants? ," available at www. newrepublic. com: "Many undocumented immigrants pay taxes, use government services and collect benefits. Most importantly, undocumented immigrants contribute to the economy. Labor economists agree that there are net gains to having a larger labor supply. Some groups benefit more than others do - and some may even be hurt by the millions of undocumented immigrants. In 2012, researchers at the Cato Institute estimated that a mass deportations policy would reduce economic growth by around $250 billion per year. Those costs would not be evenly distributed: Those at the very bottom of the income distribution, particularly those without a high school diploma, may even earn higher wages in the absence of undocumented immigrants. But in total, undocumented immigrants benefit the economy. " I have already proven, by stating facts and citing sources that immigrants, illegal or not, contribute very large sums of money in taxes. They as I have already shown, are more likely to open businesses than Americans themselves. I believe with the newly mentioned sites and previous arguments, make it certain that immigrants benefit the country. 2. Muslims In the Last round, I have given multiple instances where Trump contradicts himself. He is known to say one thing and then immediately say the exact opposite. This is what I believe, he'll make of the ban on mudlimd situation. He says it's temporary now, but later he will not. I didn't want to hurt you when I said you are cowardly, it's just that I was kinda surprised when you used my speech out of context. Yes I do agree there are some Muslims who conduct terrorist attacks. I, in no way support these but would like to state that, just because 1 Muslim person or dozens of them conducted a terror crime IT DOES NOT MEAN THAT ALL MUSLIMS ARE TERRORISTS. I mean if you see a report on a Black man conducting a robbery, it does not mean all black people are thieves. What I really mean, is why are you judging an entire group of people based on a few attacks? That is literally the definition of discrimination. Again, the last paragraph lacks in the fact that all Muslims are not terrorists. I mean after the terror attack in Nice, France many Muslim men themselves conducted a memorial for the innocent lives that were lost. The man who conducted the massacre himself admitted that he was not linked with any terrorist organisation. He did it solely because he was depressed. . http://ind.pn... What i believe, rather than blaming Muslims for causing terror attacks, Trump should focus on making it harder to attain weaponry such as guns. This would benefit not only the innocent population, but them also from committing such crimes. 3. Obamacare I firstly, would like to say I did not mean to be disrespectful toward's Pro's sources. If you actually read the article, it comes out to be extremely disrespectful towards President Obama and Obamacare as a whole. The statistics are wrong, actually. The writer even goes up to the point of insulting the people who were FOR Obamacare. The writer says that Obamacare is "a complete waste of money". I don't honestly know how to respond to that. The point is, its really easy to comment and undermine the usefulness of something. Also, let's not forget that this is a survey, since we don't know which group of people had taken it, its hard to judge. The real statistics are : In the summer of 2013, there were 42 million uninsured Americans. By February of 2015, that number had fallen to 25.8 million. That is, nearly 17 million more Americans have health care than before Obamacare. The country"s uninsured rate was 17.1% in 2013, and it declined dramatically to 11.9% during the first quarter of 2015. (Cited before) 4. Global Warming My opponent just states that since China is number one in pollution, so unless and until it makes a move, the US shouldn't budge. Oh well, coincidentally China has made good amounts of progress. . http://www.huffingtonpost.com... So, I believe it's the US's turn now, as per my opponent. Even though that happens, you can't deny that the population of China is more than 4 times that of the US. So, by logic, the pollution per person is way higher for US Citizens. This, apart from the fact that Beijing, Shanghai are way more densely populated. But, then again Trump believes that GW is fake. So, I don't think that there will be developments. 5. Foreign Policy Pro has taken the concept of "hyperboles" really seriously, I believe. Let me first define what "a hyperbole" is just to get things cleared up. They are "exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally". That being said, let me say that Trump has said all these "self-contradictions" at really important events and conventions, many of them being GOP debates. So, I believe these are not hyperboles, but statements that he sincerely believes. Otherwise, it would be really careless for a POTUS candidate to "joke" at a convention. Anyway, these hyperboles that my opponent is referring to are not cited nor sourced. So, I believe these are only assumptions not fact. In conclusion, Trump as I have mentioned often contradicts himself while making statements. His policies may look effective in the short term, but in the long run this will bring no result and may harm the country. It also seems Trump does not often care about what he says. He is known to openly insult women, Mexicans and Blacks. These, I believe are somethings you would not look for, in a leader. ---- To sum it all up, it was a really great debate with Pro and I would like to thank him immensely for providing such hard arguments to counter. Ending in a happy tune, nevertheless! Thanks and Best of Luck for you future debates! xD