I don't know how any Trump voter can live with their conscience after seeing things like that
I’m a Trump voter so maybe I can answer your question.
Trump voters love America and the constitution. America is a nation of laws and NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW. Trump voters are also not as gullible as people who believe everything they read in The Guardian.
I came into the U.S. as a legal immigrant from the U.K. and to accomplish that I had to prove I could support myself, was healthy and had no criminal past. I even had to carry my chest X-rays on the plane with me.
The Obama administration, just like the Trump administrations is doing, followed the law.
Here are some links.
www.snopes.com/fact-check/toddler-cage-photo/
video.foxnews.com/v/5790967281001/?#sp=show-clips
www.snopes.com/fact-check/is-trump-putting-children-tent-cities/
There is much more if anyone cares to do some research. But where were you in 2014 when this was happening? I’ll tell you; it was because the Guardian was protecting Obama and not reporting it. It’s open season on Trump though.
I live in an rural agricultural area of the western U.S. and since I moved to this part of the country in the 80’s the rise in the Hispanic population has gone through the roof.
Out here in the west tiny little one horse farming towns have > tripled in size with the demographics now being 85% Hispanic or more. Because of illegal immigration these once peaceful farming towns now have drive-by shootings, police chases, gang related murders and gang initiation murders. People have been shot while walking along quiet little rural roads for wearing the wrong colors. The illegal immigrants are bring their violent culture with them - the same violence you cry over them having to flee!
I must add that many of the immigrants, the legal ones, have started business and are thriving. The businesses are not just taco stands either. They are owning or running agricultural related businesses.
The problem is the undocumented illegals, the people who want to expand their violent criminal enterprises across the U.S.
Some skilled British people I know have tried to emigrate to the U.S. and have found it to be impossible. It was not at all easy for me to emigrate here, and even though I had an American husband and a U.S. born child I was informed by immigration officials that did not give me the automatic right to live here. Being a U.S. citizen is not the RIGHT of everyone in the world.
When I have to go into these small towns I mentioned above, I know all those Hispanic people did not go through the process that I did to be here.
I also know in the U.K. if parents break the law and are arrested the children are separated from them. I also know that in the U.K. those same children might even be taken away from the parents forever by forced adoption.
Trump voters do not want the U.S. to end up like Europe.