Democrats Panic Over New Trump Truth

A recent Scripps News/Ipsos poll reveals that a significant majority of Americans, including a notable number of Democrats, favor a strong approach to immigration enforcement, including mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. This sentiment aligns closely with the current Republican focus on immigration as a central issue in the 2024 election cycle, led by former President Donald Trump and his supporters.

According to the survey, around 54% of respondents expressed support for extensive deportation efforts, with an impressive 86% of Republicans backing this initiative. Additionally, 58% of independents and even 25% of Democrats are on board with the idea. The poll also highlights that 59% of participants are actively monitoring the ongoing immigration crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Immigration has emerged as a top concern for voters this election year, with 39% identifying it as a critical issue—second only to inflation. When respondents were asked about handling immigration, 44% believed Trump would perform better in this area, compared to only 34% who favored Vice President Kamala Harris. This disparity underscores the Republican Party’s edge on immigration policy in the eyes of many voters.

At a recent rally in Wisconsin, Ohio Senator JD Vance criticized Harris for her handling of immigration and public safety, emphasizing that the repercussions of illegal immigration extend far beyond border states. “Every community is a border community,” Vance asserted, highlighting the widespread impact of the immigration crisis on American neighborhoods.

In response, Harris’s campaign has launched advertisements showcasing her record and her commitment to hiring more Border Patrol agents, attempting to counter Republican claims. However, as the poll indicates, a substantial portion of the electorate remains firmly in favor of strong immigration enforcement measures.

The Scripps News/Ipsos poll was conducted between September 13-15, involving a representative sample of 1,027 adults, with a margin of error of 3.6 percentage points. The findings signal a clear call for action on immigration, reinforcing the Republican narrative as the election approaches.

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