Donald Trump says there are "a lot of bad genes" among migrants in America

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : He's the longest-serving professor, Doctor John Trump, in the history of MIT, with same genes -- we have genes, we're smart people, we're smart people," Trump said in January at a rally in Nevada.
48% : During his presidential campaign, Trump, the Republican nominee, has repeatedly asserted that President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, have allowed "millions of people from jails and from prisons" into the country.
47% : Trump has said that the National Guard and local law enforcement could be used to enact the policy.
39% : "When you look at the things [Harris] proposes, they're so far off," Trump told Hewitt.
37% : Trump has previously bragged about his genetics.
31% : Trump has frequently used the term "migrant crime" even though violent crime rates are decreasing in the United States.
28% : However, the Department of Homeland Security says Trump and some Republican lawmakers are misinterpreting the data in the letter.
17% : In his appearance on Hewitt's syndicated radio show, Trump repeated a recent campaign line that there are "13,000" convicted murderers that have entered this country illegally.

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