During the final US Presidential debate in Las Vegas, Donald Trump is highlighting his hard-line immigration strategy as a way to get "bad hombres" out of the United States.
The Republican presidential hopeful reaffirms he would build a wall along the Mexican border and deport "some bad, bad people in this country," then figure out who could be readmitted. He blames some "bad hombres here" for drug epidemics around the country, and he promises "we're going to get 'em out."
Trump's proposal for a wall along the US-Mexico border helped fuel his rise to the Republican Party nomination. He is misrepresenting Hillary Clinton's immigration policy.
He says she supports "open borders" and "amnesty" for people already here illegally.
Clinton supports a more lenient policy than Trump.
But she still supports a comprehensive immigration overhaul that would include requiring people here illegally to pay back taxes and other penalties.
Clinton is accusing Trump of employing immigrants in the country illegally.
The Democratic presidential nominee charges that her Republican opponent "exploit(ed) undocumented workers."
Trump is not refuting the charge. He is repeating his promise to deport millions of immigrants in the country illegally, if elected.
He notes that President Barack Obama has also deported millions of immigrants.
Trump hired a contracting firm that employed immigrants in the country to help build Trump Tower in New York. He settled a related court case out of court.
(With inputs from AP)
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