Miles Parks

Ashley, tell us a little bit more about the voters we're going to hear from today.

Was there any broad takeaways, I guess, big picture before we drill down into specific issues?

Mara, did you notice that there was a sort of difference in how the voters in Arizona talked about this issue compared to Pennsylvania?

It's so interesting.

So this is like not an abstract issue or an academic issue on how people feel about immigration as a policy.

But literally, like most of these people have found that it has impacted their day to day lives.

Yeah, I do think the nuance here is really interesting, Mara, because it sounds like from what I'm hearing, people are uncomfortable with the tactics a little bit in terms of how President Trump is going about his immigration enforcement.

But the broad premise, the idea that

he has increased immigration enforcement.

It seems like these are people who are generally supportive of that.

Can you drill down, I guess, on exactly how people are thinking about this?

Do you guys get the sense of whether this is going to be or how immigration enforcement is going to rank?

I know we're still nine months away from the midterms.

I get it.

But is this a top issue?

Is this a secondary issue in terms of on these voters' minds and how they're thinking about who they're going to vote for?

Where does this rank?

Well, counterpoint to that, Mara, though, is, I mean, two people are already dead and there are videos.

I mean, those things aren't going to go away, right?

Yeah, exactly.