How Donald Trumps Immigration Policy Keeps Spinning
Trump's immigration flip-flop saga continues, as he maintained Thursday that those in the U.S. illegally would have to leave in order to earn legal status and that he was opposed to a path to citizenship. This comes after he appeared to embrace Jeb Bush's position on comprehensive immigration reform late Wednesday. The head-spinning inconsistency is a reflection of Trump's lack of interest in the details of issues, and his desire to try to be all-things to all people. But on such a polarizing issue, he's leaving many frustrated. Trump's campaign CEO was once charged in a domestic violence case. Maine's governor goes after the Khans. And Tim Kaine embraces the "stepdad" label. Must Reads, Trump Campaign CEO Once Charged in Domestic Violence Case The 1996 charges were later dropped due to witness unavailability Politico, Mylan's Fix to EpiPen's High Cost Still Hurts Consumers TIME's Haley Sweetland-Edwards on the latest pharma-drama, Millions From Maxed-Out Clinton Donors Flowed Through Loophole Frontiers of campaign finance Bloomberg, Hillary Clinton Donald Trump Taking Hate Groups Mainstream' Clinton goes there TIME, Sound Off, "He says he wants to "make America great again," more and more it seems his real message is "Make America hate again."  Hillary Clinton in Reno Thursday attacking Trump and the Alt-Right, "There is no path to legalization unless they leave the country and come back."  Donald Trump to CNN on his immigration policy, Bits and Bites, Here Are the Last Possible Dates You Can Register to Vote in Your State TIME, LePage calls father of deceased Muslim U.S. soldier a con artist' Portland Press Herald, Clinton and Trump Campaigns Are Buzzing About the Race  for the Cabinet New York Times, Taxpayers built this New York golf course. Trump reaps the rewards Washington Post, Donald Trump Points to Clinton's 2008 Issues with Black Voters TIME, Tim Kaine Tells Stephen Colbert He's Totally Fine with Being America's Stepdad' TIME