Trump claims he'll target 'criminals' for mass deportations - but also vows to end birthright citizenship

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Democrats, who once pushed forcefully for immigration reform that would allow immigrants living in the US illegally to pursue a pathway to full citizenship, have largely backed away from those efforts.
40% : It would also require a massive expansion of existing DHS infrastructure, which at present is not equipped to process or deport anywhere close to the number of people Trump hopes to go after.
38% : "[W]e're going to have to get it changed," Trump said of the 14th amendment.
31% : Trump himself has said that he believes the real number of undocumented noncitizens living in the US to be between 15-20 million people, which is subsequently his actual target for the mass deportation plan.
24% : "We don't want people who are in for murder," Trump said.
13% : Kamala Harris's campaign attacked Trump for torpedoing a bill that would have allowed the president to shut down the asylum system altogether during the 2024 presidential election.

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