Factbox: Trump's policies on immigration, economy, other issues(Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wants to build a wall on the border with Mexico, boost spending on the military and slap trade tariffs on China. Here are those positions and others the real estate developer, who has never held elective office, has put forward to convince the American people that he should be the next U.S. chief executive: Trump has proposed collapsing the current seven income tax brackets to three with rates of 12 percent, 25 percent and 33 percent. The current top rate is 39.6 percent. He also would eliminate the estate tax, and slash the corporate rate to 15 percent from 35 percent. His plan would allow families to deduct childcare costs from income taxes and offer further support through an existing tax credit for lower-income people. He would also provide six weeks of paid maternity leave for new mothers through temporary unemployment insurance. He has proposed paying for it by cracking down on fraud in the unemployment insurance program and through other changes to the system. Trump has proposed increasing spending on the U.S. military and infrastructure but says he would reduce spending on other categories by 1 percent each year. However, the Social Security and Medicare programs for the elderly would be exempt from cuts. Some economists questioned whether Trump’s ideas for reducing spending would be enough to make up for major tax cuts, particularly since many Republicans believe Medicare and Social Security must be revamped to control government outlays. Trump launched his presidential campaign with his vow to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border and has said he would insist that the United States’ southern neighbor pay for it. He has promised to triple the number of immigration enforcement officers, hire more Border Patrol agents and boost penalties for overstaying visas. Trump has said he would prioritize the deportation of people in the United States illegally who have committed crimes and of those who have arrived recently or overstayed visas. He would require people seeking legal status to leave and reapply. Trump said that after his immigration goals are achieved, he would determine what to do about people still in the country illegally.     Trump has proposed ideological screening, or “extreme vetting,” of people coming to the United States to determine whether they share American values. He has proposed a ban on immigration from countries where vetting would be difficult. Initially, he proposed a temporary ban on all Muslims from entering the United States. Critics, including some of Trump’s defeated rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, said the initial plan to ban all Muslims was discriminatory and likely unconstitutional. Others have since said his “extreme vetting” idea might not be feasible.     Trump has promised a “dismantling” of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law enacted following the financial crisis, but has given few details.     The Republican Party’s platform calls for reinstating Glass-Steagall, the 1930s-era law that forced the separation of investment banks from deposit-taking institutions. Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, said in July that his campaign backed this change. Republican lawmakers have so far been unable to undo many of their most-despised pieces of the Dodd-Frank law, and many in their ranks oppose a return to Glass-Steagall.     Trump has offered few details about his plans to combat Islamic State but has said he would “knock the hell out of” the militant group. He says he is keeping the details of strategy a secret so as not to disclose them to the enemy. Trump has said if he wins, he would give U.S. generals 30 days after he takes office on Jan. 20, 2017 to propose their own plans.     Trump has said he opposes accepting refugees fleeing violence in Syria, and instead has said he would create “safe zones” there, which he says would be funded by Gulf states. President Barack Obama has said a safe zone in Syria would require a large U.S. military commitment, something unlikely to be popular with Americans weary of lengthy wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.     Trump has said he would have a “very, very good” relationship with Russia. He has said he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin was a better leader than Obama.     Trump has said could work with Russia to combat Islamic State. He also said he would look into recognizing Crimea, seized from Ukraine in 2014, as Russian territory and lifting sanctions on Russia imposed by Western nations for what they called an illegal land grab.     Trump has criticized the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, saying some U.S. allies have not met their defense commitments. In July, he said if Russia attacked a NATO member, he would consider whether the country has paid up before providing defense.   NATO leaders say the sanctions against Russia are key to persuading it to change that country’s behavior in Ukraine, where it has backed ethnic Russian separatists, and that the alliance has long been focused on fighting international terrorism.     Trump has made criticism of China’s trade practices a central campaign theme. He has vowed to formally label China a currency manipulator, impose tariffs on Chinese imports and bring unfair trade cases as punishment for what he believes are improper subsidies.     Trump has called for a stronger U.S. military presence in the South China Sea.     He has said he would pull the United States out of the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP. Though the trade agreement does not include China, Trump has said he is concerned it could try to enter it through the “back door.” TPP supporters, including Obama, have said China hoped to reach its own deal that would make it the leader in Asian trade. They have said the pact would enable the United States to take a leadership role in the region instead of China. politicsNews
factor trump policies immigration economy issues reuters republican presidential candidate donald trump wants build wall border mexico boost spending military slap trade tariffs china here positions others real estate developer never held elective office put forward convince american people next chief executive trump proposed collapsing current seven income tax brackets three rates percent percent percent the current top rate percent he also would eliminate estate tax slash corporate rate percent percent his plan would allow families deduce childcare costs income taxes offer support existing tax credit people he would also provide six weeks paid maternity leave new mothers temporary unemployment insurance he proposed paying cracking fraud unemployment insurance program changes system trump proposed increasing spending military infrastructure says would reduce spending categories percent year however social security medical programs elderly would exempt cuts some economists questioned whether trump ideas reducing spending would enough make major tax cuts particularly since many republicans believe medical social security must revamped control government outlaws trump launched presidential campaign vow build wall border said would insist united states southern neighbor pay he promised triple number immigration enforcement officers hire border patrol agents boost penalties overtaking visas trump said would prioritize deportation people united states illegally committed crimes arrived recently overstayed visas he would require people seeking legal status leave really trump said immigration goals achieved would determine people still country illegally trump proposed ideological screening extreme vetting people coming united states determine whether share american values he proposed ban immigration countries vetting would difficult initially proposed temporary ban muslims entering united states critics including trump defeated rivals republican presidential nomination said initial plan ban muslims discriminatory likely unconstitutional others since said extreme vetting idea might feasible trump promised dismantling financial reform law enacted following financial crisis given details the republican party platform calls reinstating law forced separation investment banks institutions trump former campaign manager paul manafort said july campaign backed change republican lawmakers far unable undo many pieces law many ranks oppose return trump offered details plans combat islamic state said would knock hell militant group he says keeping details strategy secret disclose enemy trump said wins would give generals days takes office propose plans trump said opposes accepting refugees fleeing violence syria instead said would create safe zones says would funded gulf states president barack obama said safe zone syria would require large military commitment something unlikely popular americans weary lengthy wars iraq afghanistan trump said would good relationship russia he said believed russian president vladimir putin better leader obama trump said could work russia combat islamic state he also said would look recognizing crimea seized ukraine russian territory lifting sanctions russia imposed western nations called illegal land grab trump criticized north atlantic treaty organization saying allies met defense commitments in july said russia attacked nato member would consider whether country paid providing defense nato leaders say sanctions russia key persuading change country behavior ukraine backed ethnic russian separatists alliance long focused fighting international terrorism trump made criticism china trade practices central campaign theme he vowed formally label china currency manipulation impose tariffs chinese imports bring unfair trade cases punishment believes improper subsidies trump called stronger military presence south china sea he said would pull united states partnership tpp though trade agreement include china trump said concerned could try enter back tpp supporters including obama said china hoped reach deal would make leader asian trade they said pact would enable united states take leadership role region instead china politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Factbox: Trump's policies on immigration, economy, other issues(Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wants to build a wall on the border with Mexico, boost spending on the military and slap trade tariffs on China. Here are those positions and others the real estate developer, who has never held elective office, has put forward to convince the American people that he should be the next U.S. chief executive: Trump has proposed collapsing the current seven income tax brackets to three with rates of 12 percent, 25 percent and 33 percent. The current top rate is 39.6 percent. He also would eliminate the estate tax, and slash the corporate rate to 15 percent from 35 percent. His plan would allow families to deduct childcare costs from income taxes and offer further support through an existing tax credit for lower-income people. He would also provide six weeks of paid maternity leave for new mothers through temporary unemployment insurance. He has proposed paying for it by cracking down on fraud in the unemployment insurance program and through other changes to the system. Trump has proposed increasing spending on the U.S. military and infrastructure but says he would reduce spending on other categories by 1 percent each year. However, the Social Security and Medicare programs for the elderly would be exempt from cuts. Some economists questioned whether Trump’s ideas for reducing spending would be enough to make up for major tax cuts, particularly since many Republicans believe Medicare and Social Security must be revamped to control government outlays. Trump launched his presidential campaign with his vow to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border and has said he would insist that the United States’ southern neighbor pay for it. He has promised to triple the number of immigration enforcement officers, hire more Border Patrol agents and boost penalties for overstaying visas. Trump has said he would prioritize the deportation of people in the United States illegally who have committed crimes and of those who have arrived recently or overstayed visas. He would require people seeking legal status to leave and reapply. Trump said that after his immigration goals are achieved, he would determine what to do about people still in the country illegally.     Trump has proposed ideological screening, or “extreme vetting,” of people coming to the United States to determine whether they share American values. He has proposed a ban on immigration from countries where vetting would be difficult. Initially, he proposed a temporary ban on all Muslims from entering the United States. Critics, including some of Trump’s defeated rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, said the initial plan to ban all Muslims was discriminatory and likely unconstitutional. Others have since said his “extreme vetting” idea might not be feasible.     Trump has promised a “dismantling” of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law enacted following the financial crisis, but has given few details.     The Republican Party’s platform calls for reinstating Glass-Steagall, the 1930s-era law that forced the separation of investment banks from deposit-taking institutions. Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, said in July that his campaign backed this change. Republican lawmakers have so far been unable to undo many of their most-despised pieces of the Dodd-Frank law, and many in their ranks oppose a return to Glass-Steagall.     Trump has offered few details about his plans to combat Islamic State but has said he would “knock the hell out of” the militant group. He says he is keeping the details of strategy a secret so as not to disclose them to the enemy. Trump has said if he wins, he would give U.S. generals 30 days after he takes office on Jan. 20, 2017 to propose their own plans.     Trump has said he opposes accepting refugees fleeing violence in Syria, and instead has said he would create “safe zones” there, which he says would be funded by Gulf states. President Barack Obama has said a safe zone in Syria would require a large U.S. military commitment, something unlikely to be popular with Americans weary of lengthy wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.     Trump has said he would have a “very, very good” relationship with Russia. He has said he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin was a better leader than Obama.     Trump has said could work with Russia to combat Islamic State. He also said he would look into recognizing Crimea, seized from Ukraine in 2014, as Russian territory and lifting sanctions on Russia imposed by Western nations for what they called an illegal land grab.     Trump has criticized the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, saying some U.S. allies have not met their defense commitments. In July, he said if Russia attacked a NATO member, he would consider whether the country has paid up before providing defense.   NATO leaders say the sanctions against Russia are key to persuading it to change that country’s behavior in Ukraine, where it has backed ethnic Russian separatists, and that the alliance has long been focused on fighting international terrorism.     Trump has made criticism of China’s trade practices a central campaign theme. He has vowed to formally label China a currency manipulator, impose tariffs on Chinese imports and bring unfair trade cases as punishment for what he believes are improper subsidies.     Trump has called for a stronger U.S. military presence in the South China Sea.     He has said he would pull the United States out of the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP. Though the trade agreement does not include China, Trump has said he is concerned it could try to enter it through the “back door.” TPP supporters, including Obama, have said China hoped to reach its own deal that would make it the leader in Asian trade. They have said the pact would enable the United States to take a leadership role in the region instead of China. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: factor trump policies immigration economy issues reuters republican presidential candidate donald trump wants build wall border mexico boost spending military slap trade tariffs china here positions others real estate developer never held elective office put forward convince american people next chief executive trump proposed collapsing current seven income tax brackets three rates percent percent percent the current top rate percent he also would eliminate estate tax slash corporate rate percent percent his plan would allow families deduce childcare costs income taxes offer support existing tax credit people he would also provide six weeks paid maternity leave new mothers temporary unemployment insurance he proposed paying cracking fraud unemployment insurance program changes system trump proposed increasing spending military infrastructure says would reduce spending categories percent year however social security medical programs elderly would exempt cuts some economists questioned whether trump ideas reducing spending would enough make major tax cuts particularly since many republicans believe medical social security must revamped control government outlaws trump launched presidential campaign vow build wall border said would insist united states southern neighbor pay he promised triple number immigration enforcement officers hire border patrol agents boost penalties overtaking visas trump said would prioritize deportation people united states illegally committed crimes arrived recently overstayed visas he would require people seeking legal status leave really trump said immigration goals achieved would determine people still country illegally trump proposed ideological screening extreme vetting people coming united states determine whether share american values he proposed ban immigration countries vetting would difficult initially proposed temporary ban muslims entering united states critics including trump defeated rivals republican presidential nomination said initial plan ban muslims discriminatory likely unconstitutional others since said extreme vetting idea might feasible trump promised dismantling financial reform law enacted following financial crisis given details the republican party platform calls reinstating law forced separation investment banks institutions trump former campaign manager paul manafort said july campaign backed change republican lawmakers far unable undo many pieces law many ranks oppose return trump offered details plans combat islamic state said would knock hell militant group he says keeping details strategy secret disclose enemy trump said wins would give generals days takes office propose plans trump said opposes accepting refugees fleeing violence syria instead said would create safe zones says would funded gulf states president barack obama said safe zone syria would require large military commitment something unlikely popular americans weary lengthy wars iraq afghanistan trump said would good relationship russia he said believed russian president vladimir putin better leader obama trump said could work russia combat islamic state he also said would look recognizing crimea seized ukraine russian territory lifting sanctions russia imposed western nations called illegal land grab trump criticized north atlantic treaty organization saying allies met defense commitments in july said russia attacked nato member would consider whether country paid providing defense nato leaders say sanctions russia key persuading change country behavior ukraine backed ethnic russian separatists alliance long focused fighting international terrorism trump made criticism china trade practices central campaign theme he vowed formally label china currency manipulation impose tariffs chinese imports bring unfair trade cases punishment believes improper subsidies trump called stronger military presence south china sea he said would pull united states partnership tpp though trade agreement include china trump said concerned could try enter back tpp supporters including obama said china hoped reach deal would make leader asian trade they said pact would enable united states take leadership role region instead china politicsnews