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    Donald Trump’s Theory of Everything

    No matter the question, his answer is “illegal immigrants.”
    by Gilad Edelman Jun 30, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: Hannah Beier / Bloomberg / Getty

    At Thursday’s debate, while Joe Biden struggled to put a sentence together, Donald Trump struggled to utter any sentence that wasn’t about illegal immigrants destroying the country.

    Harsh rhetoric——on migrants and the border has long been a pillar of Trump’s political identity, but it used to slot into a much wider range of grievances. On the campaign

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