Melania Trump says she forced Donald to drop hardline immigration policy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : As an immigrant myself, I intimately understand the necessary if arduous process of legally becoming an American."Born in Slovenia, Trump became a US citizen in July 2006, eight years after meeting Donald Trump and shortly after giving birth to their son, Barron.
53% : I felt strongly that the situation demanded urgent attention and action."Describing approaching a husband "whose hardline stance on immigration was well known", Trump writes: "I am sympathetic to all who wish to find a better life in this country.
26% : On the page, Trump says the message, which she calls "discreet yet impactful", was meant as a protest against anonymously sourced reporting.
25% : "Trump says the subsequent fuss "overshadowed the importance of the children, the border, and the policy change" and was "just another example of the media's irresponsible behavior".
22% : Ex-first lady says she told Trump to stop separating children from parents and addresses jacket controversy in bookMelania Trump describes in her new memoir how she made her husband, then president Donald Trump, drop a signature hardline immigration policy under which migrant children were separated from their parents, stoking domestic and international uproar.
15% : Like abortion and reproductive rights, immigration is a hot-button issue in the campaign that will culminate on 5 November when Americans choose Trump or Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, as president for the next four years.

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