Charleroi, where Haitian immigrants were attacked by Trump, faces uncertainty following his victory: 'I leave it to God'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : I know for sure there's a higher percentage in my heart that Trump means very well for the country.
64% : Burgess, like other Trump supporters, said that he doesn't agree with everything that Trump says, but he supports the president-elect's policies and believes he is good for the economy.
48% : "I'm always going to take the side of the immigrants, because I am an immigrant," she said, adding that she hopes Trump prioritizes the economy over his hard-line immigration proposals, which she believes could just be campaign rhetoric.
37% : Janvier is Haitian, and lives under the temporary protected immigration status that Trump vowed to end for Haitians.
32% : "I could not do that to Trump," she said.
26% : But in many ways, the community has simply gone quiet since Trump singled out the town in September.

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