During an appearance on MSNBC's "The Weekend," billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban was asked what appears to be moving voters away from Donald Trump and into Vice President Kamala Harris' camp in the waning days of the 2024 presidential campaign.
Cuban, who has been hitting the campaign trail to boost Harris, was specifically asked, "What are you finding to be the most persuasive closing argument?"
"Most recently, deportation," he quickly answered.
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"People didn't want to believe he would do something like that but now he is talking more and more about it," he continued. "When he talks about the enemy within, when he has signs behind him that say mass deport. When Stephen Miller is being more emboldened to speak out ––it is starting to resonate with people."
"I talked earlier about trying to convert that into business terms, cultural terms, into community terms, " he said of his Harris advocacy. "You know, I asked an immigration lawyer, 'Look, tell me, are there examples of grandparents who have been there 20, 30 years that are still undocumented? Why are they still undocumented?' Well because they were afraid, now they are terrified. She has people coming up to her as an attorney asking what they should do, they may have American kids, American grandkids, it doesn't matter."
"People are terrified, business people," he added. "You talk about restaurants, business people are terrified if their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews are not documented. You know, are they able to go to work? Will they have to move? How will they deal with that? It is terrifying people."
"I'm from Pittsburgh. I talked to some folks and I got an email from someone who is Polish-American and said the Polish community is getting behind Vice President Harris because of support for Ukraine because if Ukraine is taken over by Russia, Poland is next," he concluded.
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