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After both sides answered the second question calmly.

The third truly "sensitive" question came.

Immigration issue.

As soon as this question was raised, the originally more rational and serious atmosphere on the field began to change.

Trump waved his arms and said in a tough tone: "I think the United States should continue to strengthen border control. My solution is to build a 'border wall' on the US-Mexico border, which can effectively prevent illegal immigrants from sneaking into the United States."

He also said: "If the United States continues to open its borders, it will bring disaster to the country. First, there is the crime problem - criminals and drugs that illegally enter the country from the border threaten our national security; second, there is the employment problem - the cheap labor brought by illegal immigrants has caused American workers to continue to lose their jobs. Our employment problem is already very serious. This is what we "910" must consider..."

"Finally, I think there is no country without borders, and the United States must expel illegal immigrants.".

"Trump spoke well?!" Sophia said in surprise.

"His speech level has indeed improved." Martin nodded.

Hillary immediately refuted, saying: "There are about 11 million unregistered immigrants in the United States today. Although they have no identity, they are also contributing to the United States. If I become president, I will make a whole set of simpler immigration registration programs and integrate new technologies and methods to allow these immigrants to better integrate into society."

Then Hillary directly attacked Trump's remarks: "Trump's plan is not patriotic at all, but is dividing the country."

Faced with Hillary's accusations, Trump curled his lips and shrugged, showing his contempt.

Hillary continued: "Trump's policy proposals mean that the United States will spend a lot of energy and money to implement the deportation policy. I know what he will do. He will put people on trains and buses and let them leave. This will tear our country apart."

She then sarcastically said: "When Trump met with the Mexican president, he didn't mention the wall."

Speaking of this, the debate became heated.

Trump began to refute Hillary's words, saying that Hillary's tolerance of illegal immigrants was just to allow the vampire factory owners in the country to obtain more cheap labor, and she didn't care about the unemployed American workers at all.

Hillary called Trump Hitler II, and his violent expulsion policy on immigrants was like the Nazis' expulsion of Jews.

As she spoke, Hillary suddenly found herself at a disadvantage, and her assistant in the audience also made a reminder gesture, obviously the comments on the Internet were tending to be unfavorable to her.

Obviously, the American people have no good feelings towards the illegal immigrants who have taken their jobs, and they hope to see the government resolutely expel these people.

And interestingly, in the subsequent opinion polls, JewsThe Jewish community also did not sympathize with Hillary's comparison of Trump to Hitler II. They also felt that there was nothing wrong with Trump's violent expulsion policy because they were also planning to do the same in Gaza.

Hillary, sensing something was not right, once again resorted to the method of diverting the topic - leading the topic to the WikiLeaks leak and the topic of "Ross interfering in the American election."

"Trump is a puppet of Putin." Hillary accused directly and straightforwardly, "He is Ross's spokesperson who has infiltrated us."

Hillary showed an indignant expression, waving her arms and emphasizing her tone, saying: "Ross's espionage and the WikiLeaks he supports are privately supporting Trump. Everything Trump is doing now is what Putin wants him to do. Ross wants Trump to become president so that they can have a deeper and more direct impact on our country."

Because there was a plan in place, Trump's accusation against Hillary did not show too intense emotional changes.

He first denied Hillary's accusation, emphasizing that he "doesn't know Pelosi at all."

Then he retorted to Hillary: "Hillary always belittles the other party, but in a series of events such as the Middle East, Pelosi has proved that in every aspect, Pelosi is better than Hillary and the current government leaders."

Hillary immediately sneered and said: "Look, look, he is so blatantly defending Pelosi. As we all know, Trump is a fanatical fan of Pelosi."

Trump interrupted Hillary loudly and said in a contemptuous tone: "I just know how to recognize the excellence of others, unlike some people who will always rely on belittling others to highlight themselves."

The dispute between the two sides began to intensify 0 .....

The host Wallace had to interrupt the personal attacks between the two many times and turn the debate to economic issues.

Wallace asked both sides, "Ms. Hillary, Mr. Trump, how will you bring more jobs to America."

Trump: "Tax cuts, substantial tax cuts, tax cuts for bosses will allow them to expand production materials more easily, which will indirectly promote employment."

Hillary: "Strengthening investment will help economic growth - investing in infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, clean energy and other industries, creating more jobs for society, and we should strengthen technical education for high school students and reduce college student debt."

Trump interrupted Hillary again.

He laughed and said, "Ms. Hillary's previous remarks were not like this. She copied Sanders's proposition."

This is also a point that Hillary is criticized for. After Sanders announced that he would give up the competition, in order to win over Sanders' supporters, Hillary did absorb many of Sanders' propositions in her own political views, and many of them were contrary to her previous propositions.

After Trump mocked Hillary, he said again without waiting for her to speak: "I also think that our overseas alliances have increasedThe United States should bear the corresponding military expenses for the United States, such as Japan, Korea, NATO countries, Saudi Arabia, etc., which have relieved the domestic financial pressure. In addition, we should be tougher in foreign trade and let our products gain competitive advantages. "

Hillary also turned on the mocking mode, saying: "Mr. Trump's tough stance on trade is just "crocodile tears", because he criticized unfair trade on the one hand, and used a lot of Chinese steel in his buildings on the other hand."

Then, Hillary reiterated her opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in international trade, and promised to continue to oppose the agreement after taking office.

Trump immediately said: "Hillary is good at talking, but she only talks and does not do. During her 30 years in public office, she did not formulate the trade policy she promised. ”

Then the two got into a fierce argument again.

The host had to interrupt them again.

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