Half of multicultural Americans oppose Trump's immigration crackdown in new poll

Nearly half of multicultural Americans reject Trump's immigration agenda according to new polling, with particularly strong opposition to family separation policies and expedited deportations.

Expedited deportation procedures eliminate fundamental due process protections including hearings before immigration judges, access to legal representation, witness testimony, and appeals to higher courts.

Legal challenges to expedited-removal orders mount in federal courts as constitutional claims argue these processes bypass Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment protections.

Research demonstrates aggressive immigration enforcement increases crime rates by creating a 'chilling effect' where fear of deportation prevents crime reporting and police cooperation.

Mixed-status families face separation when parents undergo expedited removal, raising humanitarian concerns about children's rights and family unity under constitutional law.

Constitutional protections including due process and unreasonable search protections apply to all 'persons' in U.S. jurisdiction, making immigration precedents affect everyone's rights.

Support for Trump's immigration policies has eroded in key swing states as voters witness family separations and constitutional violations in their communities.

ICE detention centers operate at 125% capacity with people sleeping on floors while private prison companies profit from $400 million in annual revenue from filled beds.