Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, pictured here at a campaign rally in Florida on Aug. 10, on Monday elaborated on his foreign policy plans should he be elected in November. Among his aims are tougher restrictions for migrants seeking to enter the United States from nations that sponsor terror and greater diplomacy with Russia and its controversial leader, Vladimir Putin.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Republican hopeful Donald Trump on Monday doubled down on his intent as U.S. president to tighten controls on American borders -- primarily as a measure to prevent future terrorist attacks inside the United States.
During a campaign speech near Cleveland on Monday afternoon, the billionaire said his intention to restrict migrants coming into the United States is intended to cut off a potential path for militants seeking to do harm on U.S. soil.
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