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Donald Trump says Canada has too many immigrants, but the math doesn’t add up

Canada has recently admitted a record number of permanent residents, primarily focusing on economic immigration programs. In contrast, the US processes significantly more green cards through family-based categories than Canada does. India's immigrants play critical roles in both countries, particularly in skilled job sectors. Trump's comments regarding immigration have drawn criticism for being…

Donald Trump says Canada has too many immigrants, but the math doesn’t add up

President Donald Trump plans to attend a highly anticipated SEC game this Saturday, where No. 14 Tennessee will face off against No. 1 Texas in Knoxville’s Neyland Stadium. Clay Travis reported this news, stating that the president will be traveling south for the matchup. Tennessee is working under the assumption that the president will be in attendance.

The game marks a significant matchup between two top-ranked SEC teams. The Longhorns are currently ranked first in the country after a winning streak that included a victory over Ohio State. Meanwhile, the Volunteers have started the season strongly with a 3-0 record, thanks in part to freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon.

This will not be Trump's first attendance at a college football game. In recent years, he has shown interest in various high-profile matchups, including the Georgia vs. Alabama game in 2024, which the Tide ultimately won. He also attended the College Football Playoff National Championship Game in January 2025, as well as multiple Army vs. Navy contests.

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