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One of the core themes revolved around immigration reform and the legislative process. It was noted that creating new immigration laws can be an arduous process, often bogged down by bureaucratic hurdles designed to ensure constitutionality. This cumbersome system, though ostensibly intended to safeguard rights and legality, serves as an obstacle to meaningful change. Conversely, former President Trump recognized the power of enforcement—acting swiftly to close borders and crack down on illegal immigration, which he argued halted the "bleeding" of societal infection caused over decades by unchecked illegal entries.