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An AP-KFF poll finds Trump's immigration crackdown is dividing rural voters as the midterm elections approach. Immigration has long served as a demographic lifeline for rural America, which has been losing young adults for years, and most rural voters recognize the economic importance of immigrants to their communities, creating tension with the administration's hardline enforcement agenda.

A new AP-KFF poll finds rural Americans are divided over President Trump's immigration crackdown, with opinions split as the midterm elections draw closer. The findings, reported widely across US outlets, suggest the administration's hardline enforcement policies are straining support among rural voters, a group Trump has relied on, leaving both parties watching how immigration shapes the midterm campaign.

A new AP-KFF poll finds rural voters are split over President Trump's immigration crackdown as the midterm elections approach. The findings suggest the tough enforcement policies that energized part of Trump's base have also created unease in rural communities that rely on immigrant labor in agriculture and food processing, complicating the political picture for Republican candidates heading into the campaign season.