Republicans will do ‘extraordinary well’ if ‘second most important issue’ is immigration

Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney says Republicans will do “extraordinary well” if the “second most important issue” is immigration. President of the United States Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump are in Atlanta for the first of two presidential debates before the November 5 election. The debate on Thursday (US time) comes as presumptive Republican nominee Trump and the incumbent President are tied in the polls. “Immigration, if that becomes the second most important issue for voters, the Republicans are going to do extraordinarily well,” Mr Mulvaney told Sky News Australia. “The Democrats are trying to make … it about abortion.”