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US President Donald Trump proposed to migrants shoot in the legs to slow them down, according to a new book.

the book of two New York Times journalists, says Mr. Trump suggested extreme methods of deterring migrants from crossing the southern Border .

they include the construction of an electrified, spiked boundary wall, and a snake or alligator-infested moat.

Calling the claims "fake news", Mr Trump tweeted: "I can be hard on The Border security, but also not so hard. "

construction of a wall on The Border to Mexico is a Mr Trump's main political objectives.

The construction of The Wall has now begun with The Pentagon and the allocation of $3. 6bn (£2. 9bn) of the military financial resources for their development.

What is the "authors" claims are?

The book is called Border Wars : Inside the trump of the attack on immigration, the scissors of journalists Michael and Julie Davis , and is based on interviews with More Than a dozen unnamed officials -

It is the chronicle of a week in March 2019, if Mr Trump is trying to supposedly stop all of the South migration to the United States.

According to a statement, The President 's private helper proposed to the soldiers to shoot migrants in the legs, but he was told it would be illegal.

Earlier, it was Mr Trump, made a public statement suggesting soldiers shoot migrants, to throw the stones.

Mr Trump, proposed other more Extreme Measures , according to the book.

"Confidentially, The President had often spoken about the thickness of a Border wall with a moat full of water, filled prompted with snakes or alligators, to looking for volunteers to provide a cost estimate. He wanted to electrified in The Wall , with spikes on the top, to pierce human flesh could," - said in the statement.

The statement describes Mr Trump order helper to enforce a complete shutdown of the U.S.-Mexico Border until noon of The Following day, leaving the adviser to "close to panic" and "desperately" tried to appease The President .

"Mr trump is to be in the vicinity of The Border , a decision that touched her body was raging from a hectic week of the presidential elections, around-the-clock riot employees in a panic, and much more the White house, as was known at the time," the statement says.

helper allegedly managed to change Mr Trump pushed the idea of closing The Border , but The President later, A Number of senior consultants, he believed, were frustrating approach to his immigration, including Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen .

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Mr Trump has a RAID against illegal migration is a Central priority of his presidency since his 2016 election campaign.

The Republican President has the attitude that led to frequent confrontations with Democrats in the Congress, in particular, in focal points, including the conditions within immigrant detention facilities, and the funding for The Wall .

In February, free of Federal funds.

In June, he signed a 90-day deal with Mexico aimed at the flow of migrants crossing into the United States.

The Deal involved in initiatives for closer bilateral cooperation and Mexico, the deployment of thousands of National Guard troops across the country.

Last month, Mexico reported that it had successfully curbed The Number of migrants without papers, crossing into the USA by 56% since may.

However, although the figures show that illegal Border Crossings in the United States have seen a decline since the year 2000, they have been rising again since Mr. Trump took office.

The current financial year has so far taken More Than 800,000 people in the southern US-Border - is already twice the total for the year 2018.

Many of the guests escape, violence, or poverty, and travel North through Mexico to reach the U.S. Border .

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Source of news: bbc.com