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How Does Donald Trump Affect Society
How Donald Trump has affected Canadian society

President Donald Trump has established a clear pattern during his two months in office, He is often offended by enemies real and imagined, willing to lash out at any moment, unable to restrain his impulse to spew insults, and eager to keep allies and adversaries off balance. He likes to take the public and the news media by surprise as he generates interest in himself with questionable and sometimes erroneous statements. This is what passes for normalcy in “Trumpworld”

He has threatened to build a wall (that was his first priority)
That would block Mexico from the u.s.

There is one thing i still don’t understand about donald trump
He wants to put every immigrant and every non-American person

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