As its collapse poll, President Trump returned to Arizona and the border wall

As its collapse poll, President Trump returned to Arizona and the border wall

Shortly after President Donald Trump landed in Yuma, Arizona. to see a newly completed section of the border wall on Tuesday, a group of border guards of the barrier with a miniature model presenting it. “They gave me a beautiful replica of the wall, a bit ‘shorter version, but it’s fine,” Trump joked at a meeting on Patrol Station Yuma border. cemented in the course of the day, Trump characterized by 102 degrees air and dust to the current base of the building, a high fence of metal rods into the ground, and a signed plaque indicator 200 miles properties. While about one-tenth the length promised during the campaign in 2016 that wall – and its restrictions Trump symbolization difficult role on legal and illegal immigration – remains a remote central part of the Trump voters in November, a time when few things Trump entry way. “I think it’s great,” Trump said before the steel and concrete barrier. “It ‘infallible.” Trump reelection strategy proves to be less than being. Among the ongoing protests against systemic racism, the resistance of the 19-COVID economy pandemic, and a low level of participation in his comeback rally in Tulsa, Trump’s visit to border lights his time request the President to talk about immigration and spending on border security, two questions that the white house helped him drive four years ago. Although his government an unprecedented crisis of Directors of Public Health has faced, he continued to advance this year on immigration stop. After the Supreme Court Trump decided last week that the deferred action for childhood Additions program did not stop properly, Trump has promised to end the program in a different way to move forward. Monday ‘, it announced that it was freezing the various categories of temporary work visas until the end of the year. But this election cycle, US concerns on immigration have among their concerns about the economy, with little charisma, COVID-19 fell and race relations, according to recent polls by Gallup. “It appeals to its base, and does nothing to expand his coalition,” Whit Ayers, a Republican pollster says, and political consultant. You see Trump on the same playbook turns chosen to get used to the first time. “He is nothing if not consistent.” Slumped Trump approval ratings in recent weeks, and most states are in play going in November, as it was in 2016, including Ohio and Iowa, says Ayers. In addition to the previous six battleground states of Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina and Arizona, he says Ayers, polls in Georgia and Texas is even closer than they were four years ago. Trump campaign is worried that Arizona particular pressure under democratic; The Tuesday visit was his third trip this year was. Arizona rate of new infections is 19 COVID-seeing by far the worst in the nation, a huge increase from the end of May. On a per capita basis, the state media to see 38 new cases per 100,000 people each day – almost double the second most affected state, South Carolina, with 20 per day. After his visit to the wall, Trump spoke for 90 minutes at a rowdy crowd mostly students at the City dream Church in Phoenix, which holds about 3,000 people. Few in the audience were wearing masks. Trump made responsible for China COVID-19 to describe to spread throughout the world, with the racist term “Kung Flu” for the virus. The audience applauded with a loud voice in the bow. Trump also described his visit to the border near Yuma, sings called “Build the wall”, and declined to say on a large Mexican border town is “seriously infected” with the virus. “And by the way, where the wall is that no one is getting through. No one,” said Trump. Arizona will test the limits of the support of Trump and its impact on the electoral race to the bottom in November. Polls show Biden with a slight edge over Trump in the state. Democrats can win the bank does Biden Arizona in November and the party can take a seat in the Senate by Sen. Martha Mcsally, a former fighter pilot and members of Congress who came to occupy the seat left vacant by Senator Jon Kyl in December 2018. McSally appointed overlooking Kelly, McSally in recent electoral lists former astronaut Mark a Democrat from several points. “You want to win,” said Trump McSally during the round table on border security in Yuma. “We want to win the race. It ‘very important.” -With reporting by Chris Wilson / Washington