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Democratic strategyist Jenna Arnold warned that illegal immigrants are needed in America for tasks such as “Taking Strawberries”.

In “Newsnight with Abby Phillip” by CNN, a panel talked about the Trump administration’s blows to illegal immigrants throughout the US one theme they debated was how the administration should approach not only illegal immigrants themselves but US employers that are taking advantage of their work.

“If you are trying to actively hire illegal immigrants, if you think it is best if you are trying to play the system if you are trying to help someone disrupt the federal law of immigration in the US, I think if we will have A truthful clash of illegal immigration in this country, it should include all those who participate in it, “Scott Jennings said. He added that “employers and anyone else who is part of this pipeline, I think they should be noticed. And you have to play according to the rules. Everyone should play according to the rules.”

Former White House political director Trump Bill Stephen tried to take ahead of any argument that the American economy needs illegal immigrants.

“I don’t want to hear that they are doing work that no one else will do,” he said. “Talk to the boys in the building trade, plumbers, contractors”-”

“Choice of Strawberries,” Democratic strategist Jenna Arnold intervened.

“These guys in the trade of buildings are being hurt by work that should not be here,” Stephen replied.

Arnold continued her argument that hitting illegal immigration would have felt consequences across the country.

“I can’t wait until American women can’t get blueberries for their smoothies,” she said. “I can’t wait until there is a full blow to all small businesses, as if this will be the solution to the immigration problem,” she claimed. “It will simply set up issues related to immigration further in the darkest corners. We will not see them. It will simply become even harder to solve the problem. It makes no sense to punish individuals and people when there a broken system. “

Jennings argued that such concerns are a thing of the past and overestimated.

“I think if you came here illegally and you know when you came, you know you did it, you know you have violated the law, you know, you have to understand it, it’s a new day in America,” said the news commentator. “And no. 2, I still think the case for total economic collapse, if we have any expulsion, is fully overestimated. I mean, it is clear that priority is violent criminals. And the second advantage is people with existing expulsion orders .