Majority of Hispanic Voters Support Trump Deportation Policy Amid LA Riots Poll

Recent polls indicate a majority of Americans support President Trump's immigration and border security policies, with approval rising slightly following the Los Angeles riots. Notably, 53% of Hispanic voters and 49% of voters aged 18-24 back increased deportations prioritizing individuals with criminal records, according to a League of American Workers and TechnoMetrica Institute poll. This poll also found that 65% of respondents credit Trump with a significant decrease in the number of 'gotaways'—illegal border crossers observed but not apprehended—compared to the previous administration. Despite nationwide protests and rioting linked to immigration enforcement, an NBC News survey shows Trump maintains a 51% approval rating on immigration, his strongest issue, even as his overall approval remains at 45%. The political divide extends to broader fiscal policy debates, with voters split on priorities for reducing the national debt, tax policy, and Medicaid spending, reflecting ongoing GOP internal divisions. These findings highlight Trump's continued appeal among various voter demographics on immigration amid national unrest and policy debate.