Five things to watch for on immigration and border security in 2025

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"I want a lot of people to come into our country, but I want them to come in legally," Trump said in October.
44% : It's a similar tactic by which Trump got Mexico to agree to the 2019 expansion of the remain-in-Mexico policy.
43% : So it is unclear if Trump will ever see a sweeping bill similar to the House Republicans' border bill that passed the chamber in 2023 come to his desk.
41% : Trump can do a great deal by executive action, but his mass deportation plan will require additional funding from Congress.
39% : Trump may need to rally Congress for additional resources, a task made easier by Republican control of the House and Senate, and will need to overcome potential lawsuits filed against any policies he introduces.
22% : Trump has promised to impose a significant 25% tariff on goods from Mexico if it does not halt the flow of illegal immigrants across the border.

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