Jesse Watters Delights Over Trump Mass Deportation Plan: 'It's Going To Be Hysterical'
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The Fox News host likened the president-elect to a "dad" who has to "do the tough thing."
Fox News’ Jesse Watters on Friday took delight in Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan, one of the president-elect’s major campaign promises.
“The Five” host claimed the federal government will “lose” states on the issue and predicted “massive clashes” under the plan, which Trump has pledged to be the “largest deportation effort in American history.”
“Because you’re going to have cameras out there making sure that they capture the images of ICE coming along and taking these people away and they deserve to be taken away, sometimes you have to do tough stuff,” Watters said.
“But AOC is going to be there tying herself to migrants. It’s going to be hysterical but sometimes dad has to do the tough thing. Doesn’t make it always look great but it’s the right thing to do and that’s what we expect.”
The president-elect’s plan would see military and law enforcement rounding up millions and sending them to detention camps before expelling them from the country.
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