Trump Promises Mass Deportation of Illegal Immigrants at Nevada Campaign Rally

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : If Trump gets in, this is just the beginning.
55% : "The migrant invasion ends, and the restoration of our country begins," Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, told supporters at a rally in Las Vegas on Oct. 24.
52% : "Linda Lebica, from Las Vegas, said she believes Trump has more support from voters than the legacy media portrays.
46% : "Finally, somebody who's telling the truth," Lauer told The Epoch Times.Harris supporter Rich Saenz from Las Vegas stood outside the center holding a sign that read, "Trump for Prison.
44% : "Skip Carlsen, from Las Vegas, told The Epoch Times he's voting for Trump to save America.
43% : Lebica said she's hopeful that Republicans will win both the House and Senate, making it easier for Trump to govern in his next term.
42% : It's about our country and being safe and walking out in your neighborhood, and our children, too."Las Vegas staffing business owner Laura Nowlan said she voted for Trump in 2020 even though she had doubts about him.
28% : Trump said the full impact of these criminal foreign gangs has yet to be felt as they adjust to their new surroundings.
24% : Trump said that if he regains the White House, he will invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to dislodge and deport criminal alien gangs operating in U.S. cities.
20% : "Trump said that he would end the federal government's catch-and-release policy and stop illegal immigrant flights into the United States at taxpayer expense.
18% : She accused Trump of making the illegal immigration crisis worse after he failed to support a sweeping immigration reform bill in 2020.
9% : "Dunia Antunez, from Las Vegas, said she's confident Trump will "pull it off again" like he did in 2016 when he ran against Hillary Clinton.
6% : Trump criticized Harris for her support of higher taxes and taxes on unrealized capital gains.

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