Trump's immigration juggernaut leaves Democrats scrambling for a coherent message of their own

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The bigger surprise came in the fact that Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego, consistently a voice for immigration reform and a former member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus in the House, co-sponsored the bill.
48% : The same goes for Catherine Cortez Masto, who hails from Nevada and who openly supported immigration reform in the past.
38% : Trump won largely because voters believed that immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border was out of control during the Biden administration.
27% : " But the fact that Democrats are scatterbrained means not only do they not agree on how to push back against Trump.
23% : Even as Cortez Masto criticized Trump for trying to roll back birthright citizenship in the US Constitution, she voted for the Laken Riley Act, which makes a sort of sense given that Trump won Nevada with a large chunk of Hispanic support.
21% : Most Democrats chose to focus on hammering Trump for pardoning people who committed violent crimes on January 6, inflation or prescription drugs.

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