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Immigration enforcement debate intensifies before US midterms
53%
53% of registered voters said the immigration crackdown had gone too far.
A poll found that many US voters, including independents and Hispanic voters, believe the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has gone too far. The article examines ICE detention practices and their possible impact on Republican prospects in the midterm elections.
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- 53%
53% of registered voters said the immigration crackdown had gone too far.
“53 percent of registered voters felt the immigration crackdown had “gone too far”.”
- 60%
60% of independent voters said Trump’s immigration efforts had gone too far.
“60 percent of independent voters agreed with the idea that Trump’s immigration efforts have overreached.”
- 66.67%
Approximately two-thirds of Hispanic poll participants said the immigration campaign had gone too far.
“Two-thirds of Hispanic participants also agreed with the campaign having “gone too far”.”