So that “someone” who claimed it was the 5th most important issue was me, and I provided polling to back up that assertion in response to your claim that a plurality of voters considered it the key issue. I’m still waiting for you to provide a link to the poll where that result was obtained.

In the meantime he’s a poll that shows it as the #2 issue. statista.com/statistics… But don’t get too excited because that’s with only 11% of people naming it as the their key issue. Here’s another one kff.org/womens-health-p… where immigration is #3, but again with only 12% identifying it as the primary issue.

What the evidence seems to show, is that Republicans care far more about immigration than anyone else does. It consistently ranks as the #2 issue for Republicans. Could it rank higher for potential voters in some swing states (AZ, NV) and TX where the Senate seat seems to be in play? Sure, and if you have any polling on that (or again, any polling that supports your position at all) I’d be happy to see it and take it into consideration. I’m starting to think you don’t actually have any though.