Says they are bad for workers and we should get rid of them all together (Donald Trump on immigration). Republican nominee Ted Cruz has a more extreme view on immigration, saying we shouldn't grant citizenship to those who came here illegally. Trump disagrees and says they should all be deported, but that the best can return, but most do so through the correct process (Donald Trump on immigration). However, it does not extend this privilege to Muslims. Trump says we need to “temporarily” ban Muslims until we “find out what's happening” to Muslim immigrants. He goes on to imply that Muslims are responsible for terrorism and even “problems around the world,” and that by stopping Muslim immigration we can “get to create a country that won't have the kind of problems we have.” had,” referring to mass shootings and 9/11 (Donald Trump on immigration). Trump has even gone so far as to say that he wants to build a wall to keep illegal immigrants out. Such intolerance towards immigration will only make it harder for people to arrive legally, which in turn will push more people to arrive illegally. At the opposite end of the spectrum is Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, who believes in comprehensive reform with a path to citizenship (Hilary