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Ann Coulter slammed a new California policy that could open the door to illegal immigrants voting.

Starting April 1, California will automatically register to vote adults who obtain or renew a drivers license, including potentially large numbers of noncitizens in the state. Drivers who say they are legal will have their information sent to state voter rolls unless they opt out.

Critics say thisopens the door for widespread voter fraud, but defenders of the policy, like Democratic strategist Jose Aristomuno, say the state has made it clear that undocumented individuals are not allowed to vote.

"Yes, illegal aliens are big rules followers," Coulter remarked to him on "The Ingraham Angle" Tuesday night.

She said even before Californiapassed the law allowing automatic voter registration, leftist groups in the state have been stealing elections with illegal immigrant votes, arguing that this policy will only make it worse.

She pointed out that approximately 60 percent of ballots in California are sent in by mail.

"It's not even the illegal aliens who need to go and vote. Don't worry, they'll be voted for. You just need them registered to vote," Coulter said.

"This is all about voting. Illegal immigration, legal immigration, ... DACA, it is 100 percent about voting. At least California makes it clear."

Aristomuno accused Coulter of making "false" claims.

On Sunday, Coulter warned that the so-called DACA "fix" supported by Democrats and some Republicans will actually be "100 percent amnesty."

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Ann Coulterassessed President Trump's first year in office, saying it's clearly better than a Hillary Clinton presidency would have been, but otherwise not different from the results of any mainstream Republican.

She said right now she grades him as "incomplete" and is still hopeful he can deliver on the campaign promises that were far different from what mainstream Republicans and Democrats have offered voters for decades.

"Finally Trump came along and offered us X, Y and Z, but he's not really doing it. How is this presidency -- he's obviously better than Hillary Clinton -- different from Jeb exclamation point?" she asked on "The Next Revolution" Sunday night.

Coulter said Jeb Bush or "any Republican" would have passed tax cuts, kept in place the carried interest loophole for Wall Street and appointed a conservative Supreme Court justice.

"If he doesn't build the wall and deport illegals, this country is over," said the conservative commentator and author, sounding an alarm about the negotiations over DACA.

She added that Republicans are actually considering "100 percent amnesty," questioning how a federal law could be written only to cover "children who were brought here through no fault of their own."

"No, any amnesty is a 100 percent amnesty. Any senator, Republican or Democrat, weeping about 'children who came here through no fault of their own' is a liar and is pushing for amnesty and to destroy the country."

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Conservative author Ann Coulter fawned over President Trump after he reportedly referred to Haiti, El Savaldor, and multiple African nations as shithole countries in a meeting with lawmakers Thursday.

"He's trying to win me back," Coulter tweeted about the president's remarks.

Coulter, author of In Trump We Trust, has been growing frustrated with the president over his lack of progress on the campaigned-promised border wall.

Citing two people briefed on the meeting, the Washington Post reported Thursday that Trump was angry with lawmakers over possibly restoring protections for immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, and African nations that his administration plans to end.

Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here? Trump said.

CNN's Kaitlin Collins told Wolf Blitzer on Thursday evening that White House staffers predict the comment would not be a problem and could help Trump resonate with his base.

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Right-wing commentator Ann Coulter was not happy with PresidentDonald Trumps comments Tuesday on DACA, the Obama-eraadministrative program that safeguarded youngillegal immigrants who were brought into the country as children from deportation.

Trump held anews conference where he appeared to agree to a clean Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals bill, meaning one without attachments such as provisions for greater immigration enforcement and a border wall.

Coulter interpreted the border security as an admission that there will be no border wall built.

But dont worry! Coulter tweeted. There will be border security! (Political euphemism for: Youre not getting wall.)

This DACA lovefest confirms a main thesis of Michael Wolffs book: When Bannon left. liberal Dems Jared, Ivanka, Cohn & Goldman Sachs took over, she explained, referring to the controversial book, Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, about the inner workings of the Trump administration.

After agreeing with [Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.)] that stand-alone DACA will come FIRST, Trumps muscle memory kicks in & he cites Israel, saying NOTHING BUT A WALL WILL WORK, she added.

In the meeting Tuesday at the White House, Trump appeared to agree to Sen. Feinsteins proposal of a clean DACA bill, before Rep. Kevin McCarthy interrupted to explain that this was not the Republican position.

Trump later reiterated that a border wall was absolutely necessary for immigration negotiations:

As I made very clear today, he tweeted, our country needs the security of the Wall on the Southern Border, which must be part of any DACA approval.

Coulter appeared on Lou Dobbs show and called this the lowest day in Trumps presidency.

Coulter said that Trump confirmed everything in the Wolff book with the meeting on immigration.

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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter blasted President TrumpDonald John TrumpHouse Democrat slams Donald Trump Jr. for serious case of amnesia after testimony Skier Lindsey Vonn: I dont want to represent Trump at Olympics Poll: 4 in 10 Republicans think senior Trump advisers had improper dealings with Russia MORE on Wednesday, accusing him of "selling out his base" in a meeting with lawmakers in which he appeared to endorse a deal that would grant millions of immigrants living in the U.S. illegally a pathway to citizenship.

In a post on her website, Coulter suggested that the Tuesday meeting with Democratic and Republican lawmakers was the "lowest moment of the Trump presidency," and that the president appeared on the path to endorsing an unending amnesty for certain immigrants.

She also wrote that Trump's plan for the meeting "to prove he doesn't have dementia" ultimately backfired and that he verified claims put forward in a recent book, "Fire and Fury" by Michael Wolff, that he was not mentally fit to hold office.

"Trump was more than willing to sell out the base to solve a personal problem of his the Michael Wolff book but managed to not convince a single American that he's articulate, bright or a good leader," Coulter wrote.

Coulter's scathing comments came after Trump suggested that he would "sign whatever immigration bill" lawmakers send him and that he is willing to compromise with Democrats on border security measures that he has said must be included in a legislative effort to codify the protections of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

Coulter, a vehement critic of illegal immigration, was a vocal supporter of Trump's presidential campaign when he vowed to take a hard line on immigration enforcement.

Facing criticism from conservatives, Trump reaffirmed on Wednesday his position that any deal on DACA would have to include funding for his proposed border wall between the U.S. and Mexico.

"The United States needs the security of the Wall on the Southern Border, which must be part of any DACA approval. The safety and security of our country is #1!" Trump tweeted.

The United States needs the security of the Wall on the Southern Border, which must be part of any DACA approval. The safety and security of our country is #1! pic.twitter.com/4CFzQXb5aS

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