Trump is putting mass deportations at the heart of his campaign. Some Republicans are worried

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Trump is putting mass deportations at the heart of his campaign. Some Republicans are worried
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Donald Trump is putting immigration at the heart of his campaign to retake the White House.

Find Insider Deals for items perfect around the house and on the goFILE - A member of the Texas delegation holds a sign during the Republican National Convention July 17, 2024, in Milwaukee. Lauren B. Peña, a Republican activist from Texas, said that hearing Trump’s calls for mass deportations, as well as terms like “illegals” and “invasion” thrown around at the convention, made her feel uncomfortable.

His plans have raised the stakes of this year’s election beyond fortifying the southern border, a longtime conservative priority, to the question of whether America should make a fundamental change in its approach to immigration., often leading with promises of border security before talking about relief for the immigrants who are already in the country., and support for stronger border enforcement measures has grown among Hispanic voters.

Other Republicans, including Floridians Sen. Marco Rubio and Rep. Mario Diaz Balart, suggested Trump in the White House would prioritize migrants with criminal backgrounds. Beyond that, Trump has also pledged to end birthright citizenship — a 125-year-old right in the U.S. And several of his top advisers have laid out a sweeping policy vision through the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 that would choke off other forms of legal migration.

“If the 75,000-plus immigrants who perform the hardest of work in Wisconsin’s dairy and agriculture were gone tomorrow, the state economy would tank,” said Jorge Franco, the CEO of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin. Like many other groups aligned with Harris, Voto Latino has seen an outpouring of interest since she rose to the top of the Democratic ticket. Kumar said the organization has registered nearly 36,000 voters in the weeks since Biden left the race — almost matching its tally from the first six months of the year.

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