TV says Trump directed his tweet against four women. Trump's tweet was his usual tacky self.
All people here, except American Indians are from another country. What country did your ancestors come from? Trump could decide he wants you to go back to "your" country; send ICE to get you and send you off. My ancestors are from Britain and Scotland. Let's all pack a bag in case we get sent back to our countries.
@Victoria33 Did you actually read his tweet? He never proposed, for even a single second, that ICE or any other organization should have the power to expel American citizens and send them back to their ancestors' country of origin against their will. What he said was "if you don't like it, then leave." (He actually suggested that they leave, find solutions to the problems plaguing those countries, and then return to tell the rest of us how to fix all of them). He was suggesting to them that they had a
choice to leave if they didn't like it.
It's a standard rhetorical response to anything where someone is complaining so bitterly about something in which they are partaking. "If you don't like this bar, then leave". "If you don't like this TV show, turn it off." "If you don't like TOS, then leave".
Pointing out that someone has the option to leave this country if they don't like it isn't remotely close to saying that anyone who dissents is going to be expelled by force of law.
Heck, what's so funny about this is that it's just the flip side of all those lefties who threatened to move to Canada if Trump won. Turns out, they weren't really serious but were just making a rhetorical point. "It's so bad here that I'm just going to move to another country". Great -- so what's wrong with flipping that rhetorical point and using it against those who apparenlty hate this country so much? Nobody is
forcing them to leave either way.