Vivek Ramaswamy, an Indian-American aide to Donald Trump, has backed the president-elect’s mass deportation plan for illegal immigrants and said the country’s legal immigration system is “broken,” news agency PTI reported. According to the report of I.

Ramaswamy said that those who break the law while entering the US have no right to stay there and should leave.

“Do we have a broken legal immigration system? Yes, we do. But I think the first step is to restore the rule of law, to do it in a very practical way,” he said. ABC News in an interview.

Those who have entered in the last two years have not put down roots in the country. Those who have committed a crime should leave this country. That is, in the number of millions. That alone would be a mass deportation. Combine that with ending government aid to all illegals. You see yourself exiled,” he said.

Ramaswamy appeared on several talk shows on Sunday talk shows to discuss the results of the presidential election. He also told ABC News That he is aware of the “high impact” debate in the Republican Party about his future role in the administration and Congress.

Although he stood against Trump during the Republican primaries, Ramaswamy supported Trump, saying, “I think he cares about uniting the country. I think that’s Donald Trump’s number one focus.”

He added, “I think we have to go back to a place after this election after this decisive victory, which I think was a gift to the country, to a place where the general Americans who may have voted differently among their family members or their colleagues or their neighbors should be able to get together at the dinner table and say we’re still Americans at the end of this, Donald. Trump has headspace.

He also said that demographically black and Hispanic voters also chose Trump, showing that they want what’s best for the country.

“A lot of people across the country, even those who have bought into some of the misinformation about Donald Trump, will be pleasantly surprised to see higher paychecks, lower prices across the country, and a secure border. .things most Americans care about,” Ramaswamy said.