Two articles discuss how former President Donald Trump could improve his appeal to swing voters on immigration, focusing on how messaging might shift the debate. Both pieces emphasize the importance of persuading persuadable voters rather than relying only on the party base.
One outlet frames the approach as a way to “reset” the broader immigration conversation and draw clearer distinctions between moderates and more liberal positions within the Democratic Party. It argues that showing a path to a durable, long-term solution could make the issue more compelling to swing voters. Another outlet presents the same overall topic and title but does not add additional substantive detail in the provided excerpt, so its emphasis beyond the headline is not specified here.
