In the week before the mid-term elections, Donald Trump returned to his bread-and-butter issue: immigration.
He knows that the only thing that will turn out his base, and possibly swing some independents over to his side, is fear. Economic indicators are in reasonably good shape (for now). Hillary Clinton is nowhere near power (for now). He can’t use the threat of North Korea’s nuclear weapons because he’s already told Americans after the Singapore summit that they can sleep soundly (for now).
Ah, but a caravan of poor migrants, many of them women and children, fleeing violence and poverty — now that’s a