Video: Hillary in 2006: US Needs Physical Barrier to Keep Mexicans Out

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It's only "racist" when Trump says it...

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9 June 2016

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National News

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Shocking video shows Hillary Clinton calling for deportations and the building of a "physical barrier" to keep Mexicans out of the US.

Hillary is seen arguing the policies of Mexico are "pushing migration north across our border" and says the US needs to "secure our borders" with "physical barriers," implement "tougher employer sanctions" for hiring illegals and "deport" those who've "committed transgressions."

The video was taken from a speech Clinton gave to the Council on Foreign Relations in 2006.

The video is noteworthy because according to Clinton and her cronies, Trump is "racist" for advocating much the same policies.

Clinton has since "evolved" her positions to support mass amnesty, ending deportations and opening Obamacare to illegals.

Now guess what she is saying? Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton told Univision on a segment that aired June 2, 2016 that America should be building bridges instead of walls:

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