The former president made little effort to soften his harsh rhetoric on immigrants as Hispanic voters in Doral questioned him on his plans.

Voters will soon decide if they want Trump or Harris to handle the immigration crisis. The consequences for corporate America and the economy run deep.

This story originally appeared at CPR News. Immigration — who’s coming to the country, how they arrive here and what it means for the nation’s identity — has long been a top concern for many voters. Our ongoing Voter Voices survey shows it remains so among large groups of Coloradans,

On Friday in Colorado, former President Donald Trump announced 'Operation Aurora' a plan that invokes the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.

It’s a very tough thing to fix, but we’re going to fix it because we have no choice,” Trump told his supporters in Georgia Tuesday.

Trump’s remarks on immigration have long inflamed his opponents on the left — and some influential voices on the right — who have accused him of demonizing immigrants in order to score political points, with the bulk of his attention focused on the flow of undocumented immigrants coming into the United States from Latin America.

The conversation was hosted by the right-wing group Moms for America, and marked Vance's second visit to the Philadelphia suburbs.

Americans prefer Kamala Harris’s approach to the issue on ideology and policy — but still say they want Trump handling it.

Chicago, Detroit and Atlanta voters spoke with Fox News Digital about illegal immigration and revealed which candidate they believe can solve the crisis.