Donald Trump Often Works as a President Who Utilizes a Solution For a Problem.

Whether it is because of its own conspiratory thinking, a desire to keep political loyalists engaged or lacking interest in dry political details, Trump often seems to solve an idiosyncratic version of reality. When it comes to immigration in particular, but also on gender issues or elections, Trump has often washed in to cope with what he expects as a national emergency as few other people see. 

Trumps announced on Thursday that he wants to send "anywhere from 2000 to 4000" National Guard forces to the southern border, after a week of increasing rage on the issue of immigration, is a good example of how his often challenged belief drives a policy. Also on Thursday, he revived one of his most notorious and misleading claims, the idea that the victory of Hillary Clinton in the popular 2016 election was the result of huge fraud. He argued that many people in the democratic bastion in California voted many times and depicted the election council's state as a serious national crisis. "They always like to say," Oh, it's a conspiracy theory. "It's not a conspiracy theory." Millions and millions of people and it's very difficult because the state weighs its posts, "said the president. The issue is that there is no evidence to support their demands, and even a commission created by the White House ended up not proving Trump's depiction of events that would constitute an existential crisis for American democracy if they were true. The limit 'crisis.' In no area, Trump has been so willing to create his own version of reality as on immigration policy, a subject that more than anyone else electrified its base and drove him to the White House. The decision to distribute the National Guard came for a week when he deliberately stopped the flames of the crisis, apparently set up by a Fox News report on Sunday, about a "caravan" of Central American refugees trekking across Mexico against the US border. With the mid-term threatening, he has taken fire from conservative media disappointed that he is unable to do more, even building his signature wall. 

The White House Billed National Guard move as a final step to stop a stream of persons and drugs across the border in the face of Congress's inaction. But it actually comes after a period of historically low transgressions - despite a rise in crossings in March - the fact that the president previously celebrated. However, it is not clear to send the National Guard to the border, as his predecessors Barack Obama and George W. Bush both did at times, are a proportional response to the current situation. Despite the fact that the caravans actually want to be swept up by the border authorities because they are planning to apply for asylum, it is unlikely they will try to avoid catching. Either way, they represent hordes of aliens falling on US borders that can serve as a military response. 

In fact, critics of the border wall project say that it solves a problem that does not exist and it would not handle one of the most pressing immigration issues: the number of people entering the country is legal and then overstay their visa. Trumps lacking landslides Trump's allegations of voter fraud seem to be the fruit of a conspiratory mind. It all started even before Trump realized that he was not happy to win the White House only through the Electoral College - he wanted to establish that Clinton had not won the popular vote. Although Trump struck Clinton with 306 to 232 polls, the Democrat left him in the popular voice with almost 2.9 million votes. "Also to winning the Electoral College in a run, I won the popular poll if you pull the millions of people who voted illegally," Trump wrote in a tweet in November 2016 that caused shock, bafflement and even mockery.