Trump blasts Biden's border executive action in Arizona Washington Examiner -

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : Several Republican lawmakers joined Trump at the Phoenix event in a show of strength and support.
63% : "I don't kiss men, but I kiss him," Trump said as the two men embraced.
60% : Later Thursday evening, an interview Trump conducted with television host Dr. Phil McGraw will air on Merit Street Media.
46% : "After canceling not one, not two, but three trips to the state, Trump is finally making his way to Arizona, but instead of meeting with working families, he's choosing to spend time with the most extreme Arizonians he knows: the Arizona GOP and Turning Point," Democratic National Committee spokesman Cameron Niven said in a statement.
36% : Trump claimed that his family members are at the top of his mind as he battles against four criminal cases.
34% : Trump claimed he would reverse the order on his first day in office if he is reelected to the White House.
32% : On day one of my administration, I will be rescinding crooked Joe's outrageous executive order," Trump continued.
32% : "The hardest part for me is family," Trump said.
27% : In Arizona, Trump claimed he would go further than Biden to secure the border.
25% : and it's a really dangerous place," Trump said during a Phoenix town hall event with Turning Point Action CEO Charlie Kirk Thursday afternoon.
24% : It was made up fabricated stuff," Trump said, disparaging Judge Juan Merchan, who presided over the trial.
5% : "Trump brings Joe Arpaio on stage, a convicted criminal pardoned by Trump who racially profiled and abused immigrants," the campaign posted on X. The GOP is hoping that the public's growing concern with the border crisis will help Trump win a second term while flipping control of the Senate from Democrats and retaining the House.

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