Has Trump Gone Too Far?

[Mike M (the other one)]

(08-09-2016, 09:51 AM)fredtoast Wrote: All of the legal immigrants that I have discussed this with have been from Mexico/South America.

Where were the people you talked to from?  How do you know they are all legal?

And what the hell kind of parties do you go to where most of the people are immigrants and you speak in large groups about who they are going to vote for?  I have never been to a single party where I talked to over forty people in depth about their immigration status and who they are going to vote for, yet you did it three nights in a row?  Who was hosting these parties?  Who is bringing all of these people together?  I am guess that the selection proces for these parties ensures that there is not a wide variaty of legal immigrants in the crowd.  Kind of like the way FoxNews brings together its focus groups to prove what they want to prove.

Philippines, Asians make up 6% of the total population of the US, 4.5% of those are Filipino. Chinese-Asian makes up the next biggest at 1.3%.
Both of those groups are very supportive of Trump.

How do I know they are Legal? Technically I don't, but quite a few are married to Americans using the k-1 visa and whom have become USC's.  

As far as talking about Politics? I never came out and questioned or queried them about it, but most are willing to talk about it once someone gets them going and some I've known some of them for a while and already know their stance. So I'm mainly looking at the people that I don't know to find out their stance. Which is how I find someone voting for Gary Johnson (Native American - Navajo specifically) and the two of us had some great discussions about the Great 5 Tribes, Pow-Wows, Cars, education growing up on the Reservation in Arizona and I talked about how I grew up with many Cherokee friends in Oklahoma.

The first party was a Church Party all day Saturday Event.
The next 2 were private birthday parties amongst friends.

I have read is some media that Legal Immigrants (Hispanics) are starting to show support in strong numbers for Trump, despite what the media says.