US EditionPoll: Americans Overwhelmingly Side with Trump on Deportations
- Fifty-Six percent of likely voters believe it is very important to deport migrant criminals, according to a poll by Rasmussen Reports.
- Forty-Three percent of Democrats consider deportations very important, while eight percent oppose this view.
- Forty-Three percent of respondents strongly agreed with El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele on law-and-order policies regarding criminal deportations.
- President Donald Trump criticized the lengthy legal process required for deportations, stating that it could take 200 years to process every criminal alien.
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Rasmussen Asks: How important is it that illegal immigrants who commit crimes in America should be deported?: 56% Very Important, 23% Somewhat Important. All Groups Supportive though Liberals, Democrats, and those 18 to 39 are the least Supportive.
Likely Voters are A recent Rasmussen Reports national survey shows that 79% of likely U.S. voters believe the U.S. should deport illegal immigrants who commit crimes, with 56% saying it’s very important. Only 17% say it’s not important, with just 5% saying that it isn’t important at all. Only 32% of Liberals thought that it was very important, followed by 43% for Democrats, and 45% of 18 to 39 year olds.
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