Oklahoma City immigrant community fears 'collateral damage' of Trump's actions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : The fear led to social media posts in January -- which were quickly discredited -- that claimed Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicles were located throughout south Oklahoma City near Interstate 240 and the Stockyards.
46% : What you see now is everybody is fair game for placement in removal proceedings under Trump.
33% : " Under Trump, the Department of Homeland Security has rolled back protocol that stopped federal agents from conducting immigration enforcement at "sensitive locations," such as schools and churches.
25% : Demonstrators held signs that condemned Walters, Gov. Kevin Stitt, ICE and anti-immigrant rhetoric. ICE has not responded to an email inquiry about potential operations in Oklahoma City.
20% : "I think ICE has always, through the Obama administration, Trump's first administration, they identify targets, people perhaps who have an arrest record, who have a criminal conviction or perhaps a prior deportation, and they target someone and they go and arrest them," immigration attorney and state Sen. Michael Brooks-Jimenez, D-Oklahoma City, said.
10% : "That's one of things that I think that forced Donald Trump to act like that.

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