Public Attitudes Shift, Clearing Path for Trump Immigration Crackdown

April 25, 2025, 7:20 am

A noticeable realignment in public sentiment on immigration has emboldened political forces echoing Trump’s aggressive stance. Analysts suggest that the newfound consensus is fueling draconian proposals and theatrical rhetoric, leaving critics to wonder if the hardline approach is more spectacle than solution.

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