Chris Russo

to people who have been here for a certain period of time.

And they say that there would never be a pathway to citizenship, but we know the second that a Democrat gets an office, that that's going to change.

So among likely GOP primary voters in this congressional district, 83% of the voters support ICE and even more support Border Patrol.

Border Patrol and ICE in this poll are even more favorably viewed than President Trump and J.D.

Vance, who are both in the 80% range.

81% support the Trump administration's operations in Minneapolis.

And this poll was taken from January 31st to February 2nd, and so it was before the announced drawdown in that city.

82% supported Governor Greg Abbott's freeze on H-1B visa petitions for state agencies after some of this fraud was uncovered.

85% support universally verify.

And then 73% of GOP primary voters opposed the Dignity Act when they were told that it would grant legal status to illegal aliens who have been in the country and let them stay here indefinitely.

And so we think that this is a sign that even...

with the left-wing media blitz against immigration enforcement, trying to sensationalize the issue of enforcing federal immigration law, Republican primary voters remain committed to the mission.

And so what we're saying about this is that the way to drive Republican turnout in 2026 is not to moderate, it's not to shy away from the promise of mass deportations.

It's actually to double down, to lean into it and to deliver results

for your voters and for the citizens of the United States.

I don't believe that.

So we actually also polled the most important issue to Republican primary voters.

And although affordability was up there, border security and immigration enforcement were number one, and they were a clear number one.

I believe it was about 30% of GOP primary voters picked that as their number one issue.

And then I believe the next one was healthcare affordability at around 19%.