11-year-old girl causes a stir with her pro-Trump argument

Milia became more interested in politics since Mr. Trump ran for president and announced that he would force Mexico to pay for a wall to prevent illegal immigrants on the border with the US.

Milia, 11, from Northern Virginia, attracted attention at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) last month with a T-shirt with Mr. Trump's image, a blue hat with the slogan "Make America Great Again," and many Trump badges and dolls attached to her body.

In an interview with America First, Milia spoke clearly about why she loves and supports Mr. Trump over other politicians. He made a strong impression on Milia when he announced that he would run for president, then outlined a series of problems that America is facing and especially proposed solutions to solve them.

"I could see that Trump wanted to take real action. He said something that I will never forget in my life," Milia said. "This is one of the reasons why I like him the most: 'We are going to build a wall on the southern border. And Mexico is going to pay for it. Mexico, not us, one way or another, is going to pay for the wall,' " she said, quoting Trump in the same tone and pumping her fist.

Milia believes that integration is a big issue in America and she supports immigrants but only if they do it legally. Milia is also interested in education and strongly supports Mr. Trump's appointment of Betsy Devos as Secretary of Education.

When last year's election began, Milia was partial to Mr Trump and asked her mother to vote for him, even though she supported candidate Ted Cruz.Milia said that since Mr. Trump became president, she has been more interested in politics and he is the reason the sixth grader is at CPAC.

"I've always been interested in politics but not this much. If Trump wasn't at CPAC, I wouldn't be here. I'd probably stay home, watch TV, play games, watch Disney Channel, watch some news," Milia said.

Milia's love for Trump even made her the center of gossip at school, with her friends pointing at her and calling her "Trump girl," but she didn't mind.

Milia said her dream for the future is to serve in the army for five years, become a police officer, detective or independent investigator after graduating from university. Milia would also consider running for president if the country needed it.

According to VNE