President Trump just announced that he will be traveling to the border wall on Tuesday.

In a tweet, President Trump said he will be addressing the the nation on the “humanitarian and national security crisis on our southern border on Tuesday night at 9 pm EST.

I am pleased to inform you that I will Address the Nation on the Humanitarian and National Security crisis on our Southern Border. Tuesday night at 9:00 P.M. Eastern. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 7, 2019

President Trump’s press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted about his visit to the southern wall, saying that he will meet with those on the “frontlines”:

President @ realDonaldTrump will travel to the Southern border on Thursday to meet with those on the frontlines of the national security and humanitarian crisis. More details will be announced soon.

President @realDonaldTrump will travel to the Southern border on Thursday to meet with those on the frontlines of the national security and humanitarian crisis. More details will be announced soon. — Stephanie Grisham (@PressSec) January 7, 2019

Three days ago, the outspoken Trump press secretary chastised Democrats for assuming that Hispanic Americans want open borders. Sanders tweeted that President Trump “understands they really want jobs and prosperity – which he’s delivering like never before.”

Sanders included a link to a Drudge Report article. The title of the article is: HISPANIC UNEMPLOYMENT RECORD LOW

For some reason Democrats think Hispanic Americans only want open borders, but President @realDonaldTrump understands they really want jobs and prosperity – which he’s delivering like never before https://t.co/jJ0HDUaL4a — Stephanie Grisham (@PressSec) January 5, 2019

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Sarah Sanders is correct in her statement about Democrats misrepresenting what Hispanic – Americans want.

A recent study by Immigration Reform surrounding the views Hispanics living in America have on immigration and a border wall, might surprise Democrats who falsely claim Hispanics are against a border and border wall security.

Despite the notion that Hispanics in the United States should support lax immigration enforcement and open borders, recent midterm exit polling conducted by Zogby Analytics indicates that Hispanics are very much concerned with illegal immigration and the nation’s border security. Below are some key findings from the polling:

85.2% of Hispanic respondents agree that illegal immigration is a problem to the United States with close to a third (30.7%) claiming it be a very serious problem. Nearly half (47.9%) of all Hispanic voters support building border fencing authorized by Congress in 2006 along the Southwest border. The majority (58.4%) of all Hispanic respondents agree that U.S. employers should be using E-Verify to determine if workers are legally eligible to work in the United States. Close to half (45.1%) of all Hispanic respondents say that they support President Trump’s policies to address illegal immigration and border security. More than three-quarters (77.6%) of Hispanic respondents say that they believe it is necessary to maintain a law enforcement agency dedicated to enforcing immigration laws.

These polls suggest that addressing uncontrolled immigration has now become a significant issue for Hispanic voters. It comes to no surprise that many Hispanics take this stance, as illegal aliens often compete directly with them for jobs, education, and access to government services. Moreover, many have endured a rigorous naturalization process that involves monetary, time, and studying commitments.

Nearly all of the questions asked in the poll did not explicitly associate a policy with a specific political party or political candidate, suggesting that when policies are not affiliated with a particular party or individual, voters are more likely to express their genuine feelings.