Trump emphasized that immigration, not the economy, is the foremost issue for voters in 2024—calling the U.S. an occupied country and promising 'liberation' on election day.
As he closed his campaign, Trump drew on past electoral success, asserting that immigration rhetoric is vital, despite contradictory evidence showing voters prioritize economic issues.
Despite the data, Trump's instinct to focus on immigration as a campaign issue reflects his belief that record border crossings under Biden make this topic more politically potent.
Internal discussions reveal Trump's persistent view that immigration can drive voter engagement, even if public polls indicate that the economy remains the primary concern for many.
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