American billionaire Warren Buffett said today that immigrants in the USA significantly contribute to the rule of law and prosperity of the country, while President Donald Trump wants to speed up the procedure of expelling illegal immigrants. "For 240 years, or three times as long as I have been on earth, Americans have invested in inventiveness, a market economy, and welcomed talented and ambitious immigrants," Buffett said in a letter to shareholders of his company, Beckshire Hathaway. Buffett (86), who supported Trump's opponent Hillary Clinton during the campaign for the presidential elections, has already indirectly criticized Trump's policy on several occasions. Warren Buffett is known to be extremely frugal and favors investments in companies with a proven business model over emerging industries, such as technology. He announced that he would give most of his wealth to charity. Since 2006, shares in Berkshire have been given to the "Bill and Melinda Gates" Foundation. Warren Buffett's wealth is estimated at $60,81 billion.
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