'Common sense actions': Kentucky Republicans back Donald Trump's deportation plan

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

37% : During his 2016 presidential campaign, Trump promised to deport all immigrants living inside the U.S. illegally but ended up removing only about 1.2 million in his first term.
30% : Still, Trump could move to shudder the temporary protective status program, which would make millions more vulnerable for deportation.
29% : But even a strong constitutionalist like Northern Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie hasn't raised questions about the legal mechanism Trump is planning to use.

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