Trump rips 'border czar' Harris in Fox town hall: 'Worst border in the history of the world'
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Former President Donald Trump ripped VP Kamala Harris on immigration in Wednesday's Fox News town hall making the case that she was in charge of the border the last few years.
"It's the worst border in the history of the world, not just here. There's never been a country that allowed 21 million people to come in over a three-year period. There's never been. And 21 million people, many of whom are from prisons, many of whom are murderers and drug dealers and child traffickers." Andrew Mark Miller is a reporter at Fox News. Find him on Twitter @andymarkmiller and email tips to AndrewMark.Miller@Fox.com.
Trump continued, "And, by the way, women traffickers, you know, women trafficking is the biggest, and they're traffickers in women. And they're coming in now and they're putting them in our Social Security accounts, and they're putting them in Medicare. And just one thing, if you take a look, take a look. Over the last week, I said this was going to happen. And it's happening because these people are tougher than our criminals are, our criminals are nice people by comparison."
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