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GZERO Exclusive Poll: How do voters feel about deportations without due process?

​Pie graph showing voters views on deportations without due process.
Paige Fusco

Donald Trump’s promise to secure the southern border helped win him the White House. But as his immigration crackdown takes shape, some who supported reducing migration are now questioning his methods—particularly the recent deportation of over 250 migrants to a high-security prison in El Salvador without due process. In a nationwide survey GZERO conducted with Echelon polling, we found that 59% of voters believe immigrants suspected of being in the US illegally should have the right to appear before a judge before being deported.

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