Donald Trump, self-pronounced non-politician, is going to be the next Republican candidate in the general election for President of the United States. He was so far ahead of his opponents that it was mathematically impossible for any of them to catch up and win the nomination, so they have recently dropped out of the race. To gain such a following in such an important political race is no easy feat, Mr. Trump must have convinced his audience beyond a doubt that he is the right person to run the country for, at least, the next four years. One of the most hot-button issues in this election is immigration reform, an issue Mr. Trump has taken a clear unwavering position on. Trump would have not been as wildly successful as he is without the …show more content…
Fortunately, Trump knows what is in the heart of his supporters and he can say exactly what they want to hear from their preferred candidate. Donald’s audience consists substantially of working-class whites and he holds a strong grip on voters without a college education. At first, many are skeptical of Trump because of the supporters he tends to attract, like David Duke (former Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard), but his audience is one of the strongest and most dedicated group seen in recent history. Trump’s supporters highly value job security and feel as if the increase in immigration is directly affecting their employment opportunities and economy. Donald Trump’s rigid policies on immigration and promises of securing our borders is fiercely supported by many Republican supporting him. Shockingly, Trump’s desires to deport over eleven million illegal immigrants has not boded well with minorities. His views on immigration are sending minorities and people of color to vote for anybody besides Trump. Trump’s male-dominated backing is severely lacking in the acceptance of women, especially women of color and mothers, this is due to his tendency towards vulgarity and demeaning generalities of certain races (some refer to this as