A new survey shows that more than half of likely U.S. voters support the immigration enforcement raids initiated since President Donald Trump took office.The Rasmussen Reports survey, which polled 1,229 likely voters between January 26-28, found that 57% of respondents approve of the raids aimed at apprehending and deporting migrants living in the country illegally. Of those, 38% expressed strong approval, while 39% disapproved, including 24% who strongly disapproved.
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