Trump visits Aurora, Colorado to warn of migrant threat that city says doesn't exist

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : At the rally, Trump claimed Venezuelan gangs had "invaded and conquered" parts of Aurora, and announced "Operation Aurora," a plan to deport members of the Tren de Aragua (TDA) gang.
29% : " RELATED: Trump's mass deportation plan would oust 8.3M people from US workforce: study Trump renewed his pledge to launch the largest deportation operation in U.S. history, targeting both criminal migrants and Haitians with Temporary Protected Status.
26% : READ MORE: Biden to Trump: 'Get a life, man,' and stop spreading hurricane misinformation Despite these statements, some residents, like Jodie Powell, a Republican from Aurora, pushed back on the idea that gangs had overtaken the town.
25% : "They're ruining your state," Trump told the crowd, blaming the White House for what he described as a breakdown in safety and order in towns like Aurora.
8% : Trump has long made immigration a core issue and used a recent incident involving Venezuelan migrants in Aurora to argue that President Biden and Vice President Harris are failing to protect Americans from immigration challenges.
7% : Rep. Jason Crow and other Democratic leaders accused Trump of exaggerating the issue for political gain, calling his statements "a lie.

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