Ron DeSantis singles out immigrants from 'Poland or Brazil' as not having 'right' to come to U.S.
Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to outline the immigration policy he would pursue if elected U.S. President, namechecking two new countries as illustrative examples.
“The way I view immigration is, you know, if you’re in Poland or Brazil or wherever, you don’t have a right to come to this country,” DeSantis said. “People come because the American people think it’s in our interest to have people coming.”
DeSantis offered the comments during a pre-taped interview that ran Monday on Manchester, New Hampshire’s WGIR.
The Governor went on to explain how he wanted a skills-based system like other countries in the Anglosphere.
“We’re going to have a system more like Canada or Australia. It’s focusing o...
