AAPI Community Criticizes Trump's Immigration Policies

0:00A new poll from AAPI data and the Associated Press North Sea Center reveals that most Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders feel. President Trump's second term has done more harm than good on immigration and border security. The survey came right after immigration and customs enforcement agents fatally shot two United States citizens in January and detained among. American man ingest his underwear during freezing weather. Here this month, nearly four dozen people faced arrest and immigration raids on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. Community members like Jeff Uguai from Hawaii worry these crackdowns hit too close to home while others express mixed views on enforcement. For instance, many oppose deporting immigrants married to citizens or banning people from certain countries based on visa histories. 73% of Asian American and Pacific Islander adults hold a somewhat or very unfavorable opinion of ICE. And split on whether legal immigration threatens American workers or public welfare systems.

1:01These findings highlight growing unease in the AAPI community over aggressive tactics, even as some still prioritize border security and reducing, crime, local news, powered by AI. This is Canada News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.