Jorge Ramos: Envisioning ‘Trumpland,’ what America would look like if Trump were president

Dallas News ^ | 08/28/2015 | Jorge Ramos

[Kid Shelleen]

Let’s imagine for a moment the kind of country that Donald Trump, the leading Republican presidential hopeful, wants America to become if he’s elected.

“Trumpland” would feature a 1,954-mile-long wall along the United States’ border with Mexico, to be constructed after the deportation of more than 11 million undocumented immigrants. Of course, Trump would ensure that the U.S.-born children of these immigrants lose their right to American citizenship, so they’d be deported as well. As Trump sees it, with the border wall up and the immigrants out, the U.S. could be a great nation again

[Kid Shelleen]

Trumpland sounds alot like Ramos's neighborhood. A gated virtual white community where property lines are respected.

[Hostage]

I read the excerpt above and ...

it sounds great!

[Uncle Miltie]

Let’s imagine for a moment the kind of country that Jorge Ramos, the leading MSM idiot, wants America to become if he had his way.

“Jorgeland” would feature a 1,954-mile-long reception area along the United States’ border with Mexico, to be constructed to receive more than 11 million undocumented immigrants per year forever. Of course, Jorge would ensure that the U.S.-born children would serve these immigrants forever by paying taxes the new immigrants would avoid, so they’d be impoverished forever. As Jorge sees it, with the border destroyed and the immigrants in, the U.S. could be a great nation again

[PhiloBedo]

Better Trumpland than Aztlan.

[eccentric]

Once the deportations were done, it would be time to build the wall.

wrong, the wall comes first

[This_far]

Jorge is envisioning having to look at it from the top of a ladder

[mountainlion]

Lets see, Detroit and slums in Mexico city and Brazil or somewhere there are hotels?

[x1stcav]

Ditto.

Let’s get started!

[Olog-hai]

Indeed. Not even Ramos would deign to live in Tierra Del Ramos (or Ramosterra to use a derivation of the Spanish name for England).

[Lurkinanloomin]

They are not immigrants. They are not undocumented, most of them have documents in multiple names.
They are illegal aliens, citizens of other countries that broke into our country. They would be deported from any other country and should be deported from ours.

[Regulator]

It sounds a lot like the America I grew up, similar to the one that 10 prior generations of my family lived in.

English speaking, largely civilized and peaceful, prosperous and utterly opposed to the corrupt Banana Republics of the remnant Spanish Empire.

There isn’t any reason to let the one great success story of the Americas be destroyed by the same gang that ruined pretty much the rest of the hemisphere.

[Fledermaus]

I like it already.

[PhiloBedo]

I notice Jorge never differentiates between legal immigrants and illegal aliens,
because it changes the whole argument.

[tumblindice]

Funny how it’s “more than 11 million” when the topic is the difficulty of deporting them, but no more than that figure when the question is amnesty.
So I agree with this “Mexican’t” on the figure—there has to be twice that figure hiding in the open in our country.
We’re burning daylight. The sooner begun, the sooner done: time to get started!

[BigEdLB]

They forgot the Alligator moat Trump is proposing /Sarc

[Georgia Girl 2]

Trump as President. Jorge’s worst nightmare. I love it. LOL!

[DoughtyOne]

I don’t understand people who move to the U. S. because it’s better, and then seek to turn it into the nation they just escaped from.

[Sasparilla]

We’re already experiencing illegal alien invader land.

[RightGeek]

I agree - what’s the bad part?

[2ndDivisionVet]

Me, too, but probably not in the same way. In Trump & Cruz land most people have jobs, most illegals went home, trade is up, the welfare rolls are vanishing, Iran and North Korea have abandoned nuclear weapons, Canada and the Philippines want to become states and ISIS is hurting.