kyzr
Diamond Member
The 2024 election settled the immigration debate:On Immigration, the G.O.P. Finds Itself in a Shocking Place: On Defense
Two killings by federal agents on the icy streets of Minneapolis have suddenly turned the politics of immigration upside down.
Republicans, led by a president who rose to power with promises to build a Southern border wall and carry out mass deportations, are now trying to dodge an issue that polls had long shown to be a strength for them.
Democrats, who have for years tried to change the political subject to health care or abortion rights, are now racing to talk about immigration and harness their voters’ rage over the fatal shootings in Minnesota.
The shift could be fleeting. American politics has rarely felt so unsettled and unpredictable, with President Trump just as responsive to television coverage as to on-the-ground realities. On Monday, he shook up the leadership of his immigration crackdown in Minnesota and seemed inclined to try to calm tensions, at least for now.
Leave it to Dotard and the domestic terrorist Stephen Miller to take a strength and turn it in to a liability.
Polls Show Americans Overwhelmingly Support President Trump’s Mass Deportations | Homeland Security
The American people overwhelmingly support President Donald J. Trump’s and United States Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem’s mass deportation of illegal aliens from the country, according to two national polls.