GOP splits grow as Trump’s deportation push tests midterm nerves
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As midterms loom, POLITICO’s poll shows broad support for Trump’s deportation goals but growing Republican unease with the tactics, signaling a split between messaging and policy. Some GOP lawmakers warn the aggressive ICE crackdown could cost them their narrow House majority, while swing voters and non-MAGA Republicans are uneasy with enforcement methods. The White House defends the crackdown as targeting the “worst of the worst,” while Americans still prioritize crime and the cost of living as top concerns.
- Poll: Trump’s ICE crackdown rattles Republicans as midterms loom Politico
- Trump privately frustrated that he risks losing control of immigration message amid Minnesota chaos CNN
- Are Republicans Growing a Little Uneasy About the ICE Raids? The New York Times
- Voters oppose ICE amid shootings in Minneapolis, polls show The Washington Post
- Some voters who backed Trump say ICE is going 'too far' NPR
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