Black Trump voters tell CNN they’d vote for him if they had to do it again

Three black voters who voted for the president Donald Trump CNN said this week that they would still vote for him if they had to repeat it.

“A thousand percent, absolutely yes,” Kyasia Kraft, a young black man who voted against Trump in 2016 and then for him in 2020, said CNN Van Jones in the segment that broadcast on “Anderson Cooper 360 on Thursday”

The second black voter, Detra German, who voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016, but then voted for Trump in 2020, said Jones, who spoke with voters in South Carolina, that she would vote for Trump again.

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“Now, in the future, I’m not a stubborn Democrat or a Republican died,” the German said. “If there was a democratic candidate who was more aligned to me than I would have voted Democrats.”

The third voter, Seth Dawkins, who was not always a Republican and whose family was “super democratic”, said that if he did, he would still vote for Trump.

“I like the limit for me,” Dawkins said. “I just don’t like the idea that someone comes here illegally and gets benefits that can serve my community. So this is why I support it in that border policy.”

Trump nominated on the crisis reform on the southern border and made it the focus of his second presidency.

Illegal border crossings have fallen dramatically since he assumed his duty. Us customs and border protection (CBP) Numbers published for March He showed 7,180 recorded illegal crossings, which is a strong contrast to the monthly average of 155,000 crossings under former President Joe Biden.

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“When you think about the border, you think about people coming here who get more help than the people who live here, who are born here?” Jones asked Dawkins.

Dawkins told Jones that he had learned from the social media about the issue of the border.

“I got this perspective no from the news, I got it from social media,” Dawkins said. “Tictok is like St. Gillus. We even see it and the things we learn about the government of the United States outside the United States. People show Americans, hey, look at what is happening. Do you know that your government is doing it? Did you see that? Did you look at this from this perspective?”

Kraft, who voted against Trump in 2016, but for him in 2020, said she was “sick and tired of watching blacks sitting there and complaining about something” but do not take steps for change.

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