Sen. Bernie Sanders approves of Trump on fentanyl, border security

senator Bernie Sanders said that he agreed to President Donald Trump’s dealings with the security of Fntanil and border security.

“I mean, I think eliminating fentanel, while making sure that our borders are stronger,” said Sanders for Jonathan Karl from ABC during the recorded prior category that was broadcast on “This week”.

“See, no one believes that illegal immigration is appropriate,” Sanders said. “I think we need a comprehensive reform of migration, but I do not think it is appropriate for people to encounters the borders illegally. So we have to work now on a comprehensive reform of immigration.”

Sanders seems to be a departure from his 2020 presidential campaign platform, where he supported the “dismantling” American immigration and American customs, the protection of American customs and borders and the stopping of stopping pending scrutiny. He also supported stopping the border wall, ending the policy of “staying in Mexico”, canceling the criminalization of illegal immigration by making it a civil violation, and ending the previous limits on federal funding for the cities of the haven.

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Sanders told ABC that if Trump deported “20 million people in this country who has no documents”, he “will destroy the entire country.”

“Because I received news for you: Trump’s friends will not choose the billionaire crops in California that feed us,” Sanders said. “They will not work in meat filling homes. This is what people who have no documents do. So we need a variety of programs and guest workers programs, but often repair comprehensive immigration.”

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Senator Bernie Sanders and President Donald Trump (Reuters)

Karl Sanders told illegal immigration “exploded during the reign of Biden.”

Therefore, Senator answered, “It should have been much better, not an argument.”

Senator Bernie Sanders speaks during a march in Denver on March 21, 2025. (CTET Strange/Getty Images)

Sanders performs a “lack of a few”. MP Alexandria Okasio Cortez, DN.Y, joined him this week last week for five events in Nevada, Arizona and Colorado.

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“Regardless of those who voted in the past, regardless of whether you know all the correct words that say, regardless of your race, religion, sexual identity, or status,” Okasio Cortez said to the thousands in a march at Arizona State University, ”regardless of that even if you do not agree to some things, if you are ready to fight for a person you do not know, then you welcome here.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.