Trump unveils a new slogan for the border wall

President Trump was unveiled Wednesday. a new slogan for the Wall of Borders while he insists that the Democrats agree to fund the project despite the closure of the government.

"BUILD A WALL AND THE CRIME WILL FALL! This is the new theme of the Republican Party, which will last two years until the completion of the Wall (currently under construction). Trump tweeted on Wednesday morning.

Another two minutes later, the president tweeted: "BUILD A WALL AND THE CRIME WANTS TO FALL!"

The slogan would apparently replace the old, "BUILDING THIS WALL". that so many Trump supporters have chanted at rallies across the country since he had announced his intention to run for president in 2015.

President's Tweets Occur After Partial Government Closure of 33 days – which started after a political stalemate on the Trump appeal. for border funding. Democrats pledged to block any spending including funding the wall, while Trump insisted.

TRUMP PROPOSES IMMIGRATION CONTROL TO END PARTIAL ARREST. DEMS COOL TO OFFER

Over the weekend, the president announced a possible compromise. Trump said he was ready to support a three-year extension of the protections afforded to 700,000 immigrants illegally arrived in the country and protected from deportation under the DACA (Deferred Action for the Protection of Human Rights) program. childhood) of the Obama era. In exchange for his request for $ 5.7 billion for the creation of a barrier on the southern border

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The agreement presented by Trump would also extend the protections afforded to 300,000 beneficiaries of the temporary protection program, which protects immigrants from designated countries. with conditions preventing nationals from returning home safely. The plan would allocate $ 800 million to drug detection technology to secure entry points, 2,750 new border officers and law enforcement professionals, and 75 new judges from the United States. immigration to reduce the backlog of asylum applications.

DEMS REJECT IMMIGRATION ISSUES THAT HAVE BEEN SPEAKED

But the Democrats, who once said that these protections were urgently needed, were largely opposed to the project as the Senate prepares to vote on two funding programs later this week.

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The stop has left more than 800,000 federal workers and contractors without pay. Some have been deemed essential to the functioning of the government and should work without pay, while others have been discharged and receive no paycheck.

Adam Shaw and Alex Pappas of Fox News contributed to the writing of this report.