At a roundtable meeting in Calexico, Mexico, the president said 'our country is full.'
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Immigration experts say Trump's own immigration policies may be encouraging illegal border crossings. Now, with the encouragement of an influential aide and with his re-election campaign on the horizon, Trump is looking at personnel changes as he tries to shift blame elsewhere. Trump says 'our country is full,' but immigration experts say his policies could encourage illegal crossings
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