Nora Mabee

And yeah, when they hear that he was deported once, it does bring up some complicated thoughts.

So my colleague and I went to the Mint Bar in town, it's the only bar in town, to talk to some people on Super Bowl Sunday.

And the bar, you know, it had some gambling machines, which is very common in Montana, and then tons of signs everywhere.

This one man we talked to, Rod, was sitting right under a wooden sign that said, Rod's Crisis Corner.

In the complaint, there's also an allegation that Roberto had an affiliation with a gang.

People are livid about that.

You know, I actually spoke with a Trump supporter, and he said... There's no gangs here.

There's no gangs here.

No.

We have council.

We don't have gangs.

Some people are saying, like, rules are rules.

You know, he should have...

followed the rules and done the path to obtain citizenship.

But that's when his sons, you know, wish more people would understand that gaining legal citizenship in the U.S.

is not that easy.

Some people told me that people really support Trump here, but that they don't necessarily support him because of his immigration policies.

More so the issues that are important to people here are the economy and things that affect farming or even oil.

There's also some oil fields.

But then, you know, I did talk to this friend.