Migrant Caravans Surge, Trump Hints Legalization | American Sunrise

Join hosts Gina Loudon, David Brody and Terrance Bates on American Sunrise as the show examines the post-midterm landscape on crime messaging, energy costs, border movements and immigration policy.

Republicans are returning to a tough-on-crime focus after challenging midterms, stressing low violent crime rates, border security and claims that Democrats risk soft-on-crime approaches or reduced police support.

Congress is taking up a bipartisan permitting bill as its first major action after the blue wave, designed to accelerate power and transmission projects while shifting more grid upgrade costs onto large data centers amid voter concerns over electricity prices.

Nearly 3,000 migrants from Honduras and El Salvador are advancing in caravans through southern Mexico toward the U.S. border, with many citing the midterm results as reason to expect weaker enforcement.

President Trump continues stressing deportations of the worst of the worst while indicating discussions around some non-violent migrants who hold jobs, without highlighting effects on American workers’ wages and employment.

Do you see these caravan movements and legalization comments as a risk to border control and opportunities for working Americans?

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