Scripps News/Ipsos poll: Support for mass deportations drops when Americans consider potential consequences

The video discusses Trump's proposed mass deportation policy, highlighting public opinion, economic impacts, and logistical challenges. Initial support for the policy was at 54%, but concerns about family separation and economic consequences have reduced support to 38%. The Trump administration's focus may shift towards deporting criminals, with significant costs and logistical hurdles anticipated.

What was the initial level of support for mass deportations according to the September poll?

• 54%

• 52%

• 38%

• 60%

How does the potential separation of families affect public support for mass deportations?

• Support increases to 60%

• Support increases to 70%

• Support remains the same

• Support decreases to 38%

What economic concern is associated with mass deportations?

• Increase in housing prices

• Decrease in technology jobs

• Increase in food prices

• Potential labor shortage

What is the estimated cost of implementing mass deportations?

• 2 billion dollars

• 1 billion dollars

• 500 million dollars

• 3 billion dollars

What specific group did Trump focus on for deportations towards the end of his campaign?

• All undocumented immigrants

• Undocumented immigrants with jobs

• Undocumented immigrants with families

• Criminals