What do you know, looks like propaganda still works.

How accurate is this poll? Did it account for people who didn't answe the phone?

Well it seems most Americans love a bit of fascism.

At work, we got hispanics who are republicans and talk about "open borders" and how trump is only deporting "the worst of the worst". While they're also talking about how they try to inform their children on racist remarks they may hear at school or during their activities.

I don't even know what to say

I’ll try not to laugh when the 60+% are next on the planes.

Maybe people are just fucking stupid.

Traitors to their own people... and the Global South. My bet is that they were once immigrants too.

This doesn't even pass the smell test

Polling company Cygnal. If you go to their website their clients are all Republican organizations. Pretty much ALL of their clients are Republican.

That doesn't seem like they are impartial at all.

Cool. We all should support the legal process to deal with people who have broken laws.

Now ask if they support picking people up off the street and throwing them into foreign jails without ever having to provide any evidence that they’re here illegally. Or even when we know for a fact that people are here legally, if they support arresting them and kicking them out too.

I’m exhausted with this fucking bullshit. No one supports people breaking the laws.

Ask people if they support the constitution and if they believe the government is free to ignore it.

Also. Fuck Newsweek. Here’s the link to the poll https://www.cygn.al/poll-karens-freak-out-over-ice-raids-as-hispanic-support-for-deportations-surges/

Emphasis mine.

Support for President Donald Trump's deportations has surged among Hispanic voters in the space of two months, according to a new poll.

The survey, conducted by polling firm Cygnal between July 1 and 2, revealed that the percentage of Hispanic voters that strongly support the deportation of people in the United States illegally rose by 11 percent between May and July 2025.

Now see, the first emphasis is not actually equivalent to the second. Therefore, the headline is false.

In the first sentence of the article, they link to another of their own articles from July 4th which proclaims "Donald Trump Gets Polling Boost From Hispanics" wherein they reveal "Trump's net approval rating among Hispanic voters stands at -30 points, with 32 percent approving and 62 percent disapproving. That is up from a net approval of -37 points in May, when 26 percent approved and 63 percent disapproved."

Sure, Trump is getting "boosted" by 4% more Hispanic voters deciding they like him at the same time 1% more Hispanic voters decided they dont.

Oh yeah, and then at the end of the linked article they shill for DHS' app and cash offer? WTF, Newsweek?