Trump downplays rumors he will seek 3rd White House term

president Donald Trump has reduced rumors that he intends to search for a third banned state constitutionally at the White House on Sunday.

Trump addressed the case during an interview with “NBC News” “Meet the Press” that was broadcast on Sunday, and told host Christine Wilker that he had no plans to follow another period.

“Many people want me to do it,” Trump said when Wilker asked about a third term.

“It is, as far as I know, it is not allowed to do it. I don’t know if this is constitutional,” he added. “But this is not something I look forward to doing.”

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Then Wilker pressed Trump about who believes he could be a successor to the Maga movement as soon as he left his post, and Trump referred to both Vice Vice President JD Vance and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio.

“There are many of them are wonderful,” he said of his political allies. “I also see an enormous unit. But you will definitely say that someone is a vice president, if this person is distinguished, I think this person will have an advantage.”

Trump says Verse can have a “advantage” in taking over the mantle of Maga after Trump leaves his post. ((Fox News / Report))

The extensive interview for illegal immigration processing continued, as Trump confirmed that he had no plans to end his declaration in immigration emergencies.

“We have an emergency. We have a huge emergency in general,” Trump told Welker.

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The Trump administration says that the illegal border crossings have decreased by almost 96 % compared to President Joe Biden in his post, although the White House deportation programs faced legal problems.

The administration of President Donald Trump says that the illegal border crossings have decreased by approximately 96 % compared to the Biden administration. (Border Image: Getty / Trump Image: AP)

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“The border is now not the emergency,” Trump said. “The border is – everything is of the same. The big emergency now is that we have thousands of people we want to take out, and we have some judges who want everyone to go to court.”

Before the 100th day of Trump in the office last week, The White House claimed There have been 139,000 deportations since his inauguration.