VIDEO Trump's 'Our Country Is Full' Is The New 'Lock Her Up'

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Thread created on: Trump's 'Our Country Is Full' Is The New 'Lock Her Up' In a recent episode of "The Late Show," Stephen Colbert humorously addressed former President Donald Trump's controversial statement, "Our country is full," which he has repeatedly used in discussions about immigration policies. This phrase has emerged as a rallying cry reminiscent of past slogans like "Lock her up" and "Build the wall." The segment highlighted the legal framework surrounding asylum seekers, particularly those from Central America. Colbert emphasized that U.S. law permits individuals facing persecution to request asylum upon reaching the U.S. border. However, Trump’s remarks suggest a hardline stance, asserting that the country cannot accommodate any more immigrants. Colbert's comedic analysis included a critique of Trump's claimed reasons for denying entry to migrants, suggesting that Trump’s frequent reminders of the country being "full" only stimulate desire among migrants to cross the border. He likened this psychological manipulation to the way consumers may be tempted by products labeled as "Do Not Eat." Colbert didn't shy away from humor, using visuals from Trump's inauguration as a backdrop to debunk the "full" claim, pointing out empty spaces that undermined the assertion. The segment further criticized Trump's approach to immigration and the response from his supporters, particularly at events like the Republican Jewish Coalition, where applause followed his exclusionary rhetoric. Overall, Colbert's witty remarks provided a mix of entertainment and critical commentary on immigration policies. The video not only reflects Trump's ongoing immigration narrative but also serves as a reminder of the political dynamics and sentiments surrounding this contentious issue.

Discussion Points​

• How do you view the effectiveness of humor in discussing serious issues like immigration?
• What are your thoughts on the impact of such political messaging in shaping public perception?
• Have any similar instances caught your attention in recent political discussions or media?

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