Donald Trump says that through “good management” he will deport 11 million illegal immigrants and the “bad” illegal immigrants will “get out so fast your head will spin.”
Appearing on ABC’s “This Week” with George Stephanopoulos on Sunday, Trump responded to Ben Carson’s claims that his deportation plan is “not practical and it could cause collapse of parts of the agricultural sector.”
“Well, it’s totally practical and frankly,” Trump insisted, “people they can legally come in with work visas and other ways to come and you know solve agricultural problems if they have that.”
“But, frankly, Ben is extremely weak as you know on illegal immigration,” he said. “And we can’t have that now, we have to have a country of borders. We need strength in our counry. And you can’t be weak for immigration.” (RELATED: ‘The Trump Doctrine Is Very Simple — It’s Strength’ [VIDEO])
Trump said Carson is “for amnesty and I’m for a very strong border. If we had strong borders, if we had strong rules and regulations, you might have the collapse, the big story a couple of days ago, the collapse and the attack of the World Trade Center. So we have very weak rules on immigration and I’m for making them strong and solid, like a country should have, and Ben is very weak on that subject.”
Responding to direct criticism that you can’t deport 11 million undocumented aliens, Trump said that he will do it “through very good management.”
“And people who are really good and outstanding and have had outstanding records will come back in,” claimed Trump. “And they’ll come back in legally, they’ll come back in legally so we have the country.”
Trump insisted, “The ones that are bad, and we have some real bad ones in this country, they’re going to get out so fast your head will spin.”