The new US administration declared a “national emergency” on the southern border and stopped all illegal immigration. The issue of immigration has become a priority domestic issue for the new government of America. However, according to a global online survey conducted by CGTN, the respondents expressed widespread concern over the US government’s approach to solve the problem of illegal immigration, in which many people considered illegal immigrants to be “sacrificed”, which used to be used Governance is done to hide the issues of disability.

On the issue of immigrants, US President Donald Trump has repeatedly stated that he would not hesitate to deploy the army to exist on illegal immigrants. In the survey, 63.9 percent of the respondents are deeply concerned about this. In fact, due to the influx of immigrants, America flourished, but its way of dealing with immigration issues is very embarrassing. Apart from frequent reports of violent law enforcement and illegal employment of child migrant workers, there are also incidents caused by migrants being injured and their death from time to time.

In the survey, 86.2 percent of the respondents believe that the US government has systematically violated human rights in dealing with the immigration issue. 80.2 percent of the respondents are demanding the US government to provide more fair and appropriate treatment for the immigrant community.

In addition to human rights crimes against immigrants, increasing biased and political polarization in American society has made the immigrant community a victim of political struggles. With the change in administration, there has been frequent fluctuations in the US immigration policy. The strict and indifferent immigration policies of the new administration are completely different from the policies of the previous government.

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