Americans want mass deportation of illegals

 John Nolte:

In our 50/50 country, a stunning 64 percent of Americans approve of Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations of illegal aliens. Only 33 percent disapprove.

Rasmussen, who was once again one of the most accurate pollsters of the presidential election, polled 1,276 likely U.S voters over three days after the election was called for former President and now President-elect Trump.

When asked how important it is to stop illegal immigration, 76 percent of those surveyed said “very” (50 percent) or “somewhat” (26 percent) important. Only 22 percent said it was not important.

The internals are amazing…. 78 percent of white voters, 74 percent of black voters, and 70 percent of Hispanics all agree it is important to stop illegal immigration. This includes 61 percent of Democrats, 90 percent of Republicans, and 80 percent of Independents.

On the important question of whether they approve or disapprove of Trump’s plan to immediately begin the mass deportation of illegal immigrants, 62 percent of white voters, 62 percent of black voters, and 70 percent of Hispanics said they approve. Even 39 percent of Democrats approve, compared to 89 percent of Republicans and 65 percent of Independents.
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The Democrats who support illegal immigration apparently believe they will get their votes in future elections and some of them are willing to allow them to vote even if they are not citizens.   This is an issue that is probably one of the reasons why Trump won the last election.

See also:

Mayorkas Hands Out Free-for-All Visas in Final Days in Office

'Mayorkas [is] massively increasing visa caps on his way out...'

And:

 The Number of Criminal Illegals Blue Areas Have Released is...Criminal

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