Four takeaways from Trump's rally in Reno, Nevada

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : Speaking on his belief that waves of illegal immigration have lowered wages for minorities, Trump said "It's affecting my numbers with the Hispanic people and my numbers with the black - and especially with the black men, I love black men.""I love them!"
53% : "Trump said the policy, which he hopes will "bring jobs and factories and wealth racing back to the United States, will only apply to companies who "manufacture your product in the U.S."4.
38% : "Featured Local Savings"We will send elite squads of ICE, border patrol, and federal law enforcement officers to hunt down, arrest, and deport every last illegal alien gang member until there is not a single one left," he said in a post to Truth Social on Friday that announced the new death penalty policy.
28% : Trump promised an "automatic 10 years in jail with no possibility of parole," for illegal immigrants who try reentering the country.
24% : Trump preaches toughness on illegal immigrant crimeThe former president doubled down on his pledge to crack down on crime during the Reno rally as he called for "the death penalty of any illegal immigrant who kills an American citizen or a law enforcement officer.
21% : If elected, Trump would invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to target "every illegal migrant criminal network operating on American soil.
15% : Trump calls out Colorado's PolisWhile discussing the notorious Venezuelan-based Tren de Aragua gang that found its way into Aurora, Colorado, the former president had harsh words for Gov. Jared Polis (D-CO).Calling him "chicken s**t," Trump renewed his pledge to conduct "Operation Aurora" to eliminate the gang.
6% : Trump goads Obama on black male votersTrump appeared to clap back at former President Barack Obama's rebuke to young black males considering voting for the MAGA leader.

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