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"The president cannot [revoke birthright citizenship] by himself or herself outright."

"You can't do something like this [end birthright citizenship] via executive order."

"Any executive action that a president might try to end birthright citizenship would be challenged in court and would be likely struck down as unconstitutional."

"It [the 14th Amendment] can't be overturned, its provisions [birthright citizenship] can't be stripped by either the president or Congress."

Trump can issue an executive order to end birthright citizenship, "but such an action would be blatantly unconstitutional."

"I think for a period of time [ending birthright citizenship is] going to be necessary in this country."

"On day one of my new term in office, I will sign an executive order making clear to federal agencies that under the correct interpretation of the law, going forward, the children of illegal immigrants will not receive automatic US citizenship."

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According to a new Gallup poll conducted from June 2-26, a record-high 79% of Americans now view immigration as beneficial for the country, marking a 15% increase from 64% in 2024.

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According to a new Gallup poll conducted from June 2-26, a record-high 79% of Americans now view immigration as beneficial for the country, marking a 15% increase from 64% in 2024.

The percentage of Americans wanting immigration decreased from 55% in 2024 to 30% currently, with 38% preferring current levels maintained and 26% supporting increases in immigration.

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The percentage of Americans wanting immigration decreased from 55% in 2024 to 30% currently, with 38% preferring current levels maintained and 26% supporting increases in immigration.

Republican support for immigration as beneficial jumped from 39% to 64% in one year, while the share of Republicans wanting decreased immigration fell from 88% to 48%, representing a 40-point decline.</span

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Republican support for immigration as beneficial jumped from 39% to 64% in one year, while the share of Republicans wanting decreased immigration fell from 88% to 48%, representing a 40-point decline.

Support for pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants rose to 78%, up from 70% last year, with backing for citizenship paths for childhood arrivals reaching 85% among all Americans.</span

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Support for pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants rose to 78%, up from 70% last year, with backing for citizenship paths for childhood arrivals reaching 85% among all Americans.

Approval for mass deportation of unauthorized immigrants decreased to 38% from 47% last year, while support for increasing Border Patrol agents dropped from 76% to 59% and border wall expansion fell to 45%. This is in contrast to a July poll from Cygnal that found 61.3% of Americans support deporting them to their home countries.

Approval for mass deportation of unauthorized immigrants decreased to 38% from 47% last year, while support for increasing Border Patrol agents dropped from 76% to 59% and border wall expansion fell to 45%. This is in contrast to a July poll from Cygnal that found 61.3% of Americans support deporting them to their home countries.

President Trump's handling of immigration receives 35% approval versus 62% disapproval nationally, with Hispanic Americans showing only 21% approval compared to the 35% national average.</span

President Trump's handling of immigration receives 35% approval versus 62% disapproval nationally, with Hispanic Americans showing only 21% approval compared to the 35% national average.

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This poll shows Americans are rejecting Trump's extreme immigration agenda by a staggering 62%. It's not even Democrats swaying the numbers, as less than half of Republicans support reducing immigration, and 64% view immigration positively. Effectively, every immigration talking point Trump ran on is being rejected, and Trump has no constituency to cling to.

This poll shows Americans are rejecting Trump's extreme immigration agenda by a staggering 62%. It's not even Democrats swaying the numbers, as less than half of Republicans support reducing immigration, and 64% view immigration positively. Effectively, every immigration talking point Trump ran on is being rejected, and Trump has no constituency to cling to.

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Americans voted for Trump's tough immigration stance and still support it despite media and political spin. Trump's deportations to third countries align with immigration law, backed by Congress and the Supreme Court. No matter how loudly liberals scream about "unfairness," they won't erase the mandate to secure the border and enforce the law.

Americans voted for Trump's tough immigration stance and still support it despite media and political spin. Trump's deportations to third countries align with immigration law, backed by Congress and the Supreme Court. No matter how loudly liberals scream about "unfairness," they won't erase the mandate to secure the border and enforce the law.

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Both parties are complicit in enabling Trump's harsh deportation regime through a budget bill that hides a $70 billion ICE expansion amid social welfare cuts. This unprecedented funding empowers private contractors to profit from mass detention and deportations, targeting long-term, law-abiding immigrants, undermining American values, and threatening economic stability.

Both parties are complicit in enabling Trump's harsh deportation regime through a budget bill that hides a $70 billion ICE expansion amid social welfare cuts. This unprecedented funding empowers private contractors to profit from mass detention and deportations, targeting long-term, law-abiding immigrants, undermining American values, and threatening economic stability.

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Trump and the GOP have betrayed voters by softening on mass deportations, mimicking weak Democrat policies. Despite 2024 promises to prioritize Americans, Trump is now considering amnesty for illegal aliens in agriculture and hospitality, shielding employers who exploit cheap labor and commit felonies like identity theft. This backtrack harms American victims, depresses wages, and rewards lawbreakers, showing Trump doesn't deliver.

Trump and the GOP have betrayed voters by softening on mass deportations, mimicking weak Democrat policies. Despite 2024 promises to prioritize Americans, Trump is now considering amnesty for illegal aliens in agriculture and hospitality, shielding employers who exploit cheap labor and commit felonies like identity theft. This backtrack harms American victims, depresses wages, and rewards lawbreakers, showing Trump doesn't deliver.

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Trump has betrayed voters by softening on mass deportations, mimicking weak Democratic policies. Despite promises to prioritize Americans, Trump is now considering amnesty for illegals in agriculture and hospitality, shielding employers who exploit cheap labor and commit felonies like identity theft. This backtrack harms American victims, depresses wages, and rewards lawbreakers, showing Trump doesn't deliver.

Trump has betrayed voters by softening on mass deportations, mimicking weak Democratic policies. Despite promises to prioritize Americans, Trump is now considering amnesty for illegals in agriculture and hospitality, shielding employers who exploit cheap labor and commit felonies like identity theft. This backtrack harms American victims, depresses wages, and rewards lawbreakers, showing Trump doesn't deliver.

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