Clinton admitted she’s for ‘open borders’ in paid, private speech: WikiLeaks

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Hillary Clinton in 2013 said she dreams of a “common market with open trade and open borders,” saying that economic opportunity in the U.S. would grow as a result.
Her comments to Latin American bankers were revealed late Friday by WikiLeaks, which appears to have obtained excerpts of some of Mrs. Clinton’s paid speeches in the days following her tenure at the State Department. The excerpts were found in Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s emails, and while Mr. Podesta refused to verify the documents, he also did not deny their authenticity.
In addition to downplaying banks’ role in the 2008 economic collapse, admitting she’s out of touch with the middle class and conceding she has “both a public and a private position” on Wall Street reform, Mrs. Clinton also bluntly said she believes open borders would benefit the entire Western hemisphere.
“My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders, some time in the future with energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it, powering growth and opportunity for every person in the Hemisphere,” she said in the May 2013 speech to the Brazilian bank Banco Itau.
While Mrs. Clinton has come out against the TransPacific Partnership and has said other trade deals such as NAFTA have hurt the U.S., the speech excerpts show the former first lady saying a “concerted plan” to increase trade will be necessary moving forward.

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The US former Secretary of State made the admission at a talk to Brazillian bank Banco Itau according to the unverified material.
And she appeared to take credit for the work that went on to catch Osama Bin Laden by claiming she was part of the group which told President Barack Obama to hunt down the terrorist.
The jaw dropping leak of her speeches to institutions, which she charges up to £180,000 per appearance, also appears to show that Mrs Clinton supported Wall Street banks privately over the credit crunch as she wooed them for money to run her election campaign.


But in her most utopian address it appears the 68-year-old who has raised £414million to run her campaign for the presidency supports open borders, a position that may well cause concern amongst conservative voters.
Mrs Clinton told Banco Itau, a Brazilian bank, on May 16 2013 that she had a vision of the world which appears to support her calls for "comprehensive immigration reform" in the US.
She said: "My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders, some time in the future with energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it, powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere."
Thousands of pages of private speeches lay bare her opinions on all manner of subjects from her opinions on China and Russia to how she could attack rival Bernie Sanders during the battle to become the Democratic nominee.