The article discusses the varying political strategies concerning the immigration debate in the context of Trump's presidency. It highlights the argument that while immigration plays to Trump's strengths, Democrats should not overlook issues like the economy where Trump is weak. It argues for a focus on issues of due process and rule of law, citing cases like Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia's deportation. There is caution against distractions that could weaken Democrats' stance, emphasizing the importance of strategically directing the conversation on issues electorally favorable to them.
Immigration is one of Trump's best issues and one of the worst issues for Democrats, highlighting the importance of focusing on his weakest points to defeat him.
Optimal political strategy is usually to keep the focus on your opponent's worst issues; right now for Trump, it's his decision to harm the global economy.
Polling around immigration issues is unclear, but Democrats should frame instances like the wrongful deportation of Abrego Garcia in terms of rule of law.
On issues of due process and rule of law, Democrats are in a stronger position, which could aid in shifting the conversation away from Trump's distractions.
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