but cheered when he invoked walling off that “Swiss cheese” border."

Wearing a pro wrestling T-shirt and smoking Pall Malls outside the arena, Regina Stachnick of Harrington said Trump “takes the country back.”

“What happened to the word illegal?” the 59-year-old continued. “I’m offended by saying press one for English. It’s our country. It should be about God. White people are the minority.”

To illustrate her point, Stachnick said a perfectly nice Guatemalan family moved next door to her, but she worries whenever a large white van pulls up to their house.

“He’s going to build a border to stop Mexicans from bringing drugs into this country,” said daughter, Elizabeth, 11. Older brother Matthew, 12, who cradled one of Trump’s many bestselling books, said he appreciated the candidate for “the whole jobs thing.”