Trump Signals Families With Mixed Immigration Statuses May Be Deported, Vows End to Birthright Citizenship

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

34% : ""It depends on the family," Trump also said, adding later that "if they come here illegally but their family is here legally, then the family has a choice.
33% : When asked by Welker about what that could mean and whether children who are in the United States legally despite their parents being in the country illegally, Trump responded, "Well, what you've got to do if they want to stay with their father -- look, we have to have rules and regulations.""I think you have to do it," Trump said, referring to mass deportations.
28% : "We have to get the criminals out of our country," Trump said, adding, "But we're starting with the criminals ... and then we're starting with others, and we're going to see how it goes.
24% : "Welker also asked Trump about a policy in his first term where families could be separated at the border in order to deter would-be illegal immigrants from coming to the border.
19% : "Trump then said those who committed crimes would be prioritized for deportation, echoing his previous statements about illegal immigration.
18% : Trump in late November warned Canada and Mexico that he would implement 25 percent tariffs on imported goods if either country fails to curb illegal immigration or drug trafficking into the United States.

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