The WSJ poll:
The good news is that quite a few are opposed to sending them to foreign gulags without any due process so they have a slight limit on their monstrous hatred of immigrants. Jesus would be proud.
Republican voters remain solidly supportive of Trump’s deportation program, which was one of the central promises of his presidential campaign. Some 90% of Republicans in the Journal survey approve of how he is handling immigration and illegal immigration. A mere 11% in the GOP say Trump’s deportation efforts have gone too far or have crossed a line, compared with about 90% of Democrats.
Three-quarters of Republicans favor detaining and deporting people without allowing them to see a judge or have a court hearing, compared with 39% of voters overall.
“I believe that immigration is a privilege and a right and that there are venues for that to happen,” said Shannon Snyder, 52, a former Democrat-turned-libertarian in Fortuna, Calif., who voted for Trump for the first time in November. “I support him escorting them out…If people came here illegally, they shouldn’t be here.”
“Escorting them out” is a funny way of describing abducting people on the street and throwing them in a concentration camp.
Enjoy your $15 lettuce, Shannon.