The killing of a Georgia nursing student is now at the center of the US immigration debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : He will visit the Texas border city of Brownsville on Thursday, while Trump will be in another Texas border city, Eagle Pass.
45% : No, my case was the rule,” said Rosenberg, president of Advocates for Victims of Illegal Alien Crime.
39% : Rosenberg says the high-profile cases won’t resonate with voters until news organizations give them more exposure “because Trump only talks to people who support Trump.”The
39% : It comes after a group of migrants brawling with police in New York touched off a political furor and renewed debate over policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
38% : It is familiar ground for Trump, who launched his 2016 White House bid by saying Mexicans were “bringing crime.
37% : “I thought my case was an anomaly.
33% : On his social media site, Trump on Monday potsted, “Crooked Joe Biden’s Border INVASION is destroying our country and killing our citizens!
23% : Trump has dialed up his anti-immigrant rhetoric to say migrants are “poisoning the blood” of the country.
18% : Democrats have been more muted, with many expressing sorrow for Riley’s death and some accusing Trump of exploiting a tragedy and using xenophobic rhetoric for political gain.
13% : Biden has criticized Republicans for turning against a bipartisan border security deal after Trump decried it.
13% : Trump first mentioned the killing on Friday, calling it part of what he has labeled “Biden migrant crime.”

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