With focus on immigration, Trump laments those with 'bad genes'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : In interviews over the years, Trump has credited his genes for everything from his health to his success, and he's noted that his children and grandchildren will benefit from them as well.
51% : "A Daily Beast report explained soon after, "The 'racehorse theory' of genetics holds that some human beings are born genetically superior to others, and Trump has reportedly attributed his success to his genes.
45% : "After he started repeating the line with unnerving frequency, Trump was reminded in an interview that his language mirrored Hitler's.
28% : It's against this backdrop that Trump continues to peddle anti-immigrant views with unsubtle subtexts.
25% : Decades later, as Trump expects to return to the White House, he's apparently eager to get those with "bad genes" out of the United States.

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