'Closed borders': Red city voters weigh in on immigration dilemma, determine if Trump or Harris has the answer

In Detroit, Chicago, and Atlanta, voters were divided on whether immigration is a significant issue in the US, but they mostly agreed on which candidate is best suited to handle border security challenges.

A Chicago-area voter named Pablo told Planet Chronicle Digital that an open border is not possible,

Pablo, whose parents legally immigrated from South America in the 1960s, stated that the current immigration policies under the Biden administration are not sustainable.

He stated that it was like an impending problem that would persist until action was taken.

American citizens may face strain due to the high concentration of illegal immigrants in communities across the United States, as several voters have suggested.

According to Kevin, a student at Georgia Tech, if there are too many immigrants who enter the country illegally, it will create problems for the working class.

However, some voters refuted the idea that immigration is a significant issue.

"Eric, a Southside Chicago native, stated that he believes immigration is necessary as it provides individuals with opportunities and contributes to the economy by bringing in more money. He emphasized that it is the foundation of America."

A significant number of voters interviewed by Planet Chronicle Digital stated that ex-President Trump would be more effective in resolving immigration issues and addressing problems along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Mandela, a Detroit voter, stated that immigration is a significant issue and believed that Trump possessed a greater understanding of it. Additionally, he questioned the disparity in how the federal government handles illegal immigrants and struggling Americans.

Why do Americans not have as many opportunities to attend school, earn money, and obtain housing as immigrants do?

Millions of illegal immigrants arrived at the southern border during the historic crisis, with many eventually being released into the United States as officials grappled with the overwhelming numbers.

Since then, the issue of illegal immigration has consistently been a top concern for voters, as evidenced by several high-profile stories of individuals in the country without authorization.