Trump Pledges 'Operation Aurora' to Expel Migrant Gangs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Nonetheless, Trump promised residents he would return the city to normalcy.
56% : "Coffman publicly offered to show Trump the community and meet with the police chief.
55% : I will give you back your freedom and your life," Trump told supporters.
48% : "And if they come back into our country, it is an automatic 10-year sentence without the possibility of parole," Trump told supporters.
48% : "They're taking care of these people before they take care of our own children," Trump said.
43% : Rep. Jason Crow (D-Colo) called out Trump, saying that he can't "drop into this community for a few hours at a luxury resort" without coming "to where these folks live and try to build their lives.
39% : Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris said in a statement that she would bring back the bipartisan border security bill if reelected and reiterated that Trump "tanked" the measure.
34% : Trump pledged to launch "Operation Aurora" at the federal level to "expedite the removal of the savage gangs.
32% : But Democrats pushed back on his claims and said that Trump hasn't witnessed first-hand how Aurora residents are living.
30% : Trump called for the death penalty for any migrant who kills an American or law enforcement officer and promised to end "Catch and Release" and restore the "Remain in Mexico" policies.
27% : "If re-elected, Trump said he would push Congress to end all sanctuary cities, including Denver, and pledged to carry out the "largest deportation operation in the history of the United States.
24% : "During his rally, Trump said that the surge of migrants is causing a strain on communities such as Aurora.
23% : Trump maintained that "barbaric thugs" who belong to a Venezuelan gang have turned the community into a "war zone," although local authorities claim that he has exaggerated the situation in the city.

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