Previous Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on Friday night piled acclaim on Republican presidential leader Donald Trump, saying his position on migration will help preservationists push officials to get harder on the issue.
Palin, talking as a Trump surrogate at GOP supper in Wisconsin, impacted foundation government officials for being delicate on movement.
"Realizing that Trump won on that issue, it ought to enable you to simply ahead and ask the competitors, 'What the hell would you say you are considering, hopefuls? What are you supposing when you're proceeding and really requesting more migrants, illicit outsiders, inviting them in, inciting and alluring foreigners with blessing wicker bin of teddy bears and soccer balls?' " Palin said in a discourse at the Republican Party Presidential Dinner, as indicated by the Washington Examiner.
"It's just inviting more. Candidates can say anything they want to about immigration, but actions scream so much louder than a politician's words," she added.
The former Alaska governor also blasted trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, saying they are eroding America’s character and work ethic.
"Where we're headed with trade, well, it's going to ultimately fundamentally transform America into something we don't recognize, and our kids and our grandkids ... they'll never know then what it is then to be rewarded for that entrepreneurial spirit that God creates within us in order to work and to produce and to strive and to thrive and to really be alive," she said.
Palin: Politicians using 'teddy bears' to lure immigrants
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