Obama downplays the idea of building a wall to Rutgers graduates [video]

Jacob B. | 4:26 PM on May 15, 2016

In eight years, President Obama has basically done nothing to solve the problems that the United States faces, particularly the crisis of illegal immigrants surging across the southern border. Naturally, he is opposed to the proposal of building a wall to protect the sovereignty of our nation. He criticized it during his commencement address at Rutgers on Sunday.

.@POTUS: The world is "more interconnected than ever…Building walls won't change that." https://t.co/3kj5t4RlGg https://t.co/mm232Aw11D

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) May 15, 2016

You see, Mr. President, we really aren’t interested in being interconnected with terrorists and those who seek to otherwise break our laws. We know this is a tough concept for you to grasp, but keeping them out is something that we feel is very important.

https://twitter.com/WeThePeople109/status/731920401194831872

It'll make a safer one until we become a better one. https://t.co/1XWccb0jEy

— Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) May 15, 2016

But will it make it safer? That's something our President hasn't put first IMHO. https://t.co/R4npShPEWp

— Ray Zaborney (@raythemaverick) May 15, 2016