Biden has pledged to provide Dreamers, or undocumented migrants brought to the United States as minors, a path to citizenship should he win.

This is in contrast to the policy of Trump, who earlier sought to scrap the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA. The Supreme Court later on rejected it.

When asked what his healthcare plan would be if the Affordable Care Act is ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, Biden said he will pass “Obamacare with public option,” calling it Bidencare.

If he wins a second term, Trump said he will consider raising the federal minimum wage to $15. He, however, said he won’t raise it “to a level that will put all businesses out of business.”

Trump said minimum wage should be decided by the states: “In some places, $15 not so bad.”

But Biden said there’s no proof raising minimum wages would close businesses.

During the debate, Biden accused Trump of embracing “thugs” running North Korea, China, and Russia, and “poking” his finger at America’s allies.

“We make up only 25% of the world’s economy. We need to be having the rest of our friends with us saying to China, ‘these are the rules.'”

Biden also said Trump “legitimized” North Korea. 

“North Korea is a problem, and we’re going to make sure we can control them, make sure they won’t hurt us.”

Asked why he wasn’t able to make the bill pass, Trump said: “Because Nancy Pelosi doesn’t want to approve anything because she wants to have some victories” ahead of November 3 polls

Democratic challenger Joe Biden said during his final debate with US President Donald Trump that he had never received “a penny” from foreign sources in his life.

Biden was responding to graft allegations from Trump during the debate, a line of attack the president has pursued in the final days of the campaign.

“I think you owe an explanation to the American people,” Trump told Biden.