Immigration fears fire up Trump voters in storm-wracked North Carolina

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "Trump makes sure his people are safe, he's making sure our world is taken care of before other foreign worlds.
49% : High turnout in traditionally Republican rural areas of the state such as Rutherfordton could deliver the White House to Trump.
47% : Despite this, Trump still leads the state by a razor-thin margin of 1.4 percentage points, according to the FT's polling average.
43% : Karen Garris, whose eldest son calls her "Trumpzilla", wore a T-shirt reading "God, Guns & Trump".
29% : A handful of Democrat voters -- who only quietly identified themselves -- said they wanted to keep Trump out of the White House and lamented the division in their county.
29% : "It's more about not wanting Trump.
28% : " Fema was forced to publicly fact-check the $750 claim after it was made by Trump, noting that storm victims were eligible for additional financial aid.
17% : Trump has falsely claimed the chief US domestic disaster agency -- the Federal Emergency Management Agency -- had no money for rescue and recovery because it had spent billions housing illegal immigrants.

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