Trump wants to deport millions of people. Texas leaders are ready to help

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : When they meet next in January, Texas lawmakers will also likely help Trump by passing new laws that encourage more state and federal cooperation on the border.
47% : But Chris Olivarez, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Public Safety recently told Fox News that Trump would undoubtedly pull from this Texas playbook once he's in the White House.
42% : Just last week, the Texas General Land Office offered Trump 1,400-acres of state-owned land along the border near Rio Grande City to use to build immigrant detention facilities.
42% : In a letter sent to Trump and shared on GLO's website, Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham said her office is prepared to enter into an agreement with the federal government.
40% : In other words, deportation on a scale as Trump has described, could be complicated, costly and take a long time, said Laura Collins, a director with the Bush Institute, SMU Economic Growth Initiative at the George W. Bush Institute in Dallas.
36% : Joshua Treviño, Chief Transformation Officer at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, one of the most influential conservative think tanks in the state said it's still too early to know exactly how everything will play once Trump takes office.

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