President Trump is urging Republican voters to turn out for a special election in Westchester County, New York, where immigration policies are a key issue. The county has been converted into a sanctuary county for illegal migrants, leading to a contentious race between Republican Christine Sculti and Democrat Ken Jenkins for County Executive.
Key Points
Special election for Westchester County Executive on Tuesday with Republican Christine Sculti facing Democrat Ken Jenkins
President Trump urging Republican voters to send a message against sanctuary county policies
Divisions in the county over immigration policies and the 'Immigrant Protection Act'
Pros
President Trump's call for Republican voter turnout may increase civic engagement in the area
Focus on immigration policies and sanctuary counties can bring attention to important local issues
Cons
Polarization between Democrats and Republicans may intensify in the area
Potential for increased tensions and protests related to immigration policies