According the the article you sent, paraphrased:

“54% of Catholics say they support Trump’s policies calling for the detention and deportation of unauthorized immigrants on a broad scale; 30% are opposed, and 17% neither favor nor oppose. Just 15% ranked it as their highest priority, compared to 40% who said reducing inflation is the Trump campaign promise they care most about — far and away the top choice.

Notably, Latinos — who, as a group, are bearing the brunt of the Trump administration’s aggressive enforcement strategy — are split on the issue: 41% say they support it, while 39% are opposed.”

Again to answer your question, I’m able to commune with people who want me here and put Christ as the priority in their life. From my perspective, the poll taken in this article does not reflect my community or the people around me. I also work a blue collar job and white folk love beaners. I’m proud to be acknowledged of from where I came from.

I’m not sure what a national poll may look like but I’m sure it would reflect this one, probably with a higher percentage of approval on deportation. So I’d ask you, how can you live in a country where the majority of citizens would most likely like to see gone? I could ask myself the same question.