Trump wins election with strong support on immigration and economy issues

Donald Trump secured 295 electoral votes in the recent election, winning key swing states despite facing a criminal conviction and two impeachments. Voter concerns centered on immigration and the economy, with many blaming President Joe Biden for rising inflation and resource strain. Public sentiment on immigration shifted significantly, with support for stricter measures, including deportations and border walls. Trump's campaign capitalized on these issues, appealing to both Republican and independent voters, as unlawful border crossings reached record highs. Trump also made gains among minority voters, particularly Latino men, improving his support in battleground states. His victory speech promised a "golden age of America," reflecting the anger and dissatisfaction many voters felt towards the current administration.