Donald Trump And Discrimination

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Donald Trump once said “I will build a great big wall on our Southern border, and I will have Mexico pay for it.” Most people see it racists because he is the one that wants to have it built, but he is making Mexico pay for it. It is pretty messed up for him to do that.Donald Trump dose say some hateful things about all mexicans just because they are coming into the U.S without papers, all they are coming for is a job to help keep for on the table and a roof over their heads. I Understand you needing papers but Donald Trump needs to realize a lot of these people have kids that they want good for. Donald Trump is pretty racists, not only to mexicans but also to the blacks, only because they are black he thinks automatically that they are “thugs”,

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