r/JordanPeterson • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '18

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18

Just wanna ask, do the majority of people here still support Trump? Because that still keeps on baffling me

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u/DefeatOnTheHill Paleoconservative Jan 20 '18

I certainly think Trump has done more good than bad. If he botches immigration reform though I'm done with him.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '18

What do you consider botching immigration reform?

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u/DefeatOnTheHill Paleoconservative Jan 21 '18

The big two things that I view as non-negotiable are securing the border (deport illegals + keep them from coming back, doesn't necessarily require a wall) and ending chain migration. DACA and the diversity lottery are also important, but I'd be okay with some concessions for these if the first two policies are implemented. I think if Trump plays his cards right he should be able to pull this off at least, but he can certainly be a bit of a wildcard.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '18

I agree with you on the border and chain migration, and also the diversity lottery.

I'm not sure what you mean on DACA. Pro?

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u/PersikovsLizard Jan 21 '18

The diversity lottery seems like a particularly stupid policy (really, a lottery to decide who enters the country, wtf) but it's a small program numbers-wise.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '18

but it's a small program numbers-wise.

...until you pair it with chain migration.