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The majority of Americans support deporting immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally and have committed crimes, particularly violent ones. There is a strong number of Americans who do not take kindly to those who come here without permission and break our immigration laws, Chomsky.But your "being on the right side" only applies if Trump is only going after criminals.
"Your side" becomes the "wrong side" if Trump is going after others -
Here: A slight majority feel the administration's deportation efforts are prioritizing people they believe are dangerous criminals. Those who say this are very supportive of the program, and feel the program is making people in the U.S. safer. But if people don't think it is dangerous criminals who are the focus of the deportation effort, support drops dramatically.
A Pew Research Center study from February 24 to March 2, 2025, found that 97% of U.S. adults who favor some deportations support deporting those who have committed violent crimes, and 51% support deporting at least some immigrants living in the country illegally. An Axios/Ipsos poll from January 10-12, 2025, showed 66% of Americans support deporting immigrants who are in the country illegally, with stronger support (93% among Republicans) for those with criminal records.
The president is fulfilling his campaign promises to the majority. I'm thrilled.
