Donald Trump, in an interview with 60 Minutes, said that the divorces went too far and they should not affect those who have been in the United States for 10-15 years and have not violated other laws. The president said he is willing to work with Democrats in Congress to create immigration reform, though he did not say what specifics he expects to see.
Of course, the divorce played a role in the defeat of the French Republic last week. Look at Kansas, where the Republicans lost every race in the state, and lost a huge percentage of the vote in the southwestern part of the state, which has a large Latino population. Deportation raids were sent there, and the rather conservative local population was very unhappy with the changes. There are several such points on the map of the USA, but the main reason for the defeat remained in the economic sphere. Shifting to the left on ideological issues won't help Trump reduce inflation or solve the Iran problem, but it will alienate the conservative base. Therefore Trump endangers, although not himself, of course, but the future of the party, which may have difficulty accepting the immigration reform if it does take place.