Downhome Boy: Iranian Immigrant and Donald Trump

downhome boy: Some oppose Donald Trump and all that he stands for, while others voted enthusiastically for him, according to CTV. Now, they are critiquing him. They hail from all corners of the United States and very different walks of life a downhome boy from Kentucky, a third-generation Mexican-American from Texas, a stay-at-home mom in Pennsylvania, an Iranian immigrant in Los Angeles. One hundred days into Trump's presidency, The Associated Press returned to some of the everyday people interviewed these past months to ask them to write a letter to the president, evaluating the job he's done so far and looking ahead to the months to come. A refugee implores Trump to make America more friendly, but finds optimism in the president's reaction to this month's chemical attack in Syria I hope this is a turning point. One supporter tells the president he might have fallen a little short -- on Obamacare, in particular -- but he signs off with hope. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.