All politics is local. People care most about their communities. President Trump has an opportunity to run on letting the people decide whether their communities should be transformed by refugees and illegal immigration. We use the case study of Worthington, Minnesota, to show how whenever the people get to decide their future, they reject social transformation of their communities.

I also touch on how Trump never supported the dumb jailbreak bill pushed on him by son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner and how Trump can also harness “localism” by returning to tough on crime policies. If Trump keeps to this message and stays with winning policies, the American people will laugh off impeachment and it will backfire on Democrats. But if not, Republicans will not have much of a narrative to use headed into the 2020 election.

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'Washington Post proves our point about ill effects of refugee resettlement:' https://bit.ly/2muhFFa

'Trump reportedly regrets listening to Jared on jailbreak:' https://bit.ly/2ltk16X

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