WARREN â€“ NJ, August 31, 2016 â€“ In his address to a full house in Phoenix, Arizona, Donald J. Trump outlined his immigration policy with emotion and toughness that his followers will appreciate and strengthen his base, according to Prof. AD Amar, president of the Indian Americans for Trump group.

However, he spared mass deportation for the largest part of the eleven million illegal immigrants who have not committed any crime, are not public charge, are gainfully integrated in the American society, and continue to do so. We see this as a softening, and showing heart for the immigrants living in the USA. Nevertheless, he was very clear that if they wanted path to citizenship, they will have to go back to the country they came from and go through the process to be legalized.

What we read from this policy address by Trump is that if the illegal immigrants who have not committed crime continue to live in the shadow, there will be no rounding up of them by any deportation task force that he promised to enlarge if elected the next president.

The address definitely strengthens his base and, we read that once his message is assimilated by the Latino population interested in keeping the illegal immigrants in the USA, his approval among them will increase somewhat.

Indian-Americans for Trump 2016 is an FEC registered PAC, formed in January 2016, by prominent Indian-American professionals and community activists, to help the election of Donald J. Trump. The officers of the Indian-Americans for Trump 2016 urge all Americans, specifically the Indian-Americans, to join in the effort, and support Donald Trump in his endeavor to make America great again by electing him the next President of the USA. Interested individuals may contact Dr. A. D. Amar at amardamar@yahoo.com or Attorney Mr. Anand Ahuja at anandesq@hotmail.com or Mr. Dave Makkar at davemakkar@yahoo.com or Mr. Vic Sordillo at victors2006@aol.com

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Donald Trump on Wednesday night said the sole path to US citizenship is to enter the country legally â€” and outlined what amounted to a vast deportation program of millions of illegal immigrants, New York Post reported.

â€œThere will be no amnesty. Our message to the world will be this: You cannot obtain legal status or become a citizen of the United States by illegally entering our country,â€ Trump roared during his long-awaited speech in Arizona on immigration policy.

â€œAnyone who entered the United States illegally is subject to deportation.â€

There was speculation ahead of the address that Trump might moderate his views to broaden his appeal.

Instead, he served up a king-sized slab of blood-red prime rib.

The only way for illegal immigrants to live here legally would be to return to their home countries and apply to enter the United States legally, he said.

Trump again vowed to build a wall and make Mexico pay for it, and said his first priorities would be to deport illegals who have criminal recÂords or are on public assistance and to detain any arrested illegals and return them to their home countries.

â€œWe will issue detainers for illegal immigrants arrested for any crime whatsoever,â€ he said.

â€œWe will begin moving them out Day One, as soon as I take office, in joint operations with local, state and federal law enforcement. You can call it deported if you want,â€ he said. â€œYou can call it whatever the hell you want. Theyâ€™re gone.â€

The fates of the millions of other illegal aliens who remain in the United States would be decided â€œin several years,â€ he added.

He also repeated his promise to suspend the issuance of entry visas for people from countries plagued by terrorism.

Trump shows heart, softens on deportation for most illegal immigrants, says Indian Americans for Trump