AAPI Data Poll: Trump's Immigration Policies Harmful

0:00It's March 23rd, from your city to your ears. This is Durham News today, powered by AI, a new poll from AAPI data, and the Associated Press North Sea Center, shows most Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, feel President. Trump's immigration and border security moves in his second term have caused more harm than good. The survey came right after some harsh incidents in January, including fatal shootings of two U.S. citizens by ICE agents and the detainment of A. Among American man outside and freezing temperatures, wearing only his underwear. These enforcement action skill personal for people like Jeff Uguai on Kauai in Hawaii, where immigration raids last November led to nearly four dozen arrests on the island. Many in the community push back against broader policies, such as travel bans from countries with high visa overstay rates or deporting immigrants, married to U.S. citizens, even without violence involved. While some support prioritizing deportations of those here illegally, voices like a 75-year-old

1:04Japanese American retiree call for fairness. Avoiding judgments based on looks or accents and offering citizenship paths for long-term residents with clean records, underscoring the divide as these issues play out.