Democrats Shouldn't Run From the Fight Over Deportations
Briefly

The article discusses the political ramifications of Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen's visit to El Salvador to advocate for deported citizen Kilmar Abrego Garcia. While some in the Democratic Party are wary of addressing immigration, fearing a trap set by Trump, the piece argues that they should engage in the discussion. Immigration remains a strong issue for Trump, but avoiding it allows him to divert attention from other failing policies, like the economy. The author contends that the Democrats can still portray themselves positively on immigration without losing voter support.
The stakes are too important to give up without trying. This is a fight Democrats can still win, despite pragmatic concerns about focusing on immigration.
Dramatic speeches satisfying Trump-hating liberals do not attract voters but silence on deportation could allow focus on Trump's unpopularity on other issues.
Read at The Atlantic
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