Colorado Trump fans embrace case of man facing deportation
By DW
01 November 2020 |
11:00 am
Susie and Wayne Payne support US President Donald Trump's closed-borders approach to immigration. Yet they are also fighting for one Guinean man's right to remain in the United States. Ines Pohl reports from Colorado.
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