That's speculation. There's not much value there. It's certainly NOT evidence.
Yes it certainly IS evidence. BOTH A & B. Best evidence there is. Better than the FAKE liberal reporters
Really? Let's look at that "proof" under "A", shall we?
Proof A
1 Trump said he would deport illegal aliens.
Well, yes he did claim that. Unfortunately,
according to the data, while Trump is
arresting more people than Obama did, actual deprtaions is
down by 1.2%, so he's not actually living up to that promise, now is he? This is called separating fact from rhetoric. I understand if that is a concept that seems a bit complicated to you.
2. Illegal aliens do things illegally. (a way of life for them)
See? This is the popular myth. Unfortunately it simply isn't supported by
actual data, and evidence. That makes this opinion, not fact. And opinion, as much as you might like it to be so, is not "proof" of anything beyond your own personal biases.
3. There are virtually no barriers to voting illegally.
Note: this is called INTELLIGENCE
Now
this is, arguably, a true statement. However, again, the
vast body of
actual evidence indicates that this is because they aren't needed, as in person voter fraud is so rare as to be almost statistically non-existant. Note that statistically non-existant does
not mean that it
never happens; rather it means that it is so rare that, statistically, it has absolutely no effect on elections.
So, sorry. When examined your "proof" actually isn't.
Now, this forty-year-long survey that you
claim to have conducted might actually constitute proof -
if, that is, you have the actual results, methodology, and questionaire of this alleged study recorded. If not, then all you are really saying is "I have the stories I heard at the bar", which are
not proof, as that would be entirely anecdotal, and, thus, unreliable.
See?
That's called intelligence. thank you for playing...