Don Lemon’s Jaw Dropped When He Heard What This Black Man Said Trump [Watch]

In a surprising turn of events on the streets of Manhattan, former CNN anchor Don Lemon encountered a black resident who expressed unwavering support for President Trump's mass deportation policies.

The exchange, left Lemon visibly taken aback as the man articulated his views on immigration enforcement.

Lemon initiated the conversation with a straightforward question: "How do you feel about the ICE raids?"

The man's response was immediate and unequivocal: "I feel good about them."

When Lemon pressed further, asking, "You want to crack down?" the man responded with enthusiasm, "More, yes."

"Yes, been wanting it for years all my life," he said.

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The dialogue took a nuanced turn when Lemon inquired about the rough treatment of individuals during these raids.

The man was clear in his stance: "Nah, nah, that shit crazy. Don't put your hands on nobody."

Lemon attempted to steer the conversation to deter the man's support for Trump, saying, "That's great, don't hurt nobody. We'll do it the legal way of course. But that's what they're doing though."

Expressing his desire for comprehensive deportations, the man stated, "Get them out of here. Get them all out of here. Please and thank you. Trump four more years for that."

Despite his inability to vote after committing a felony, the man's support for Trump was specific and focused: "I want [Trump] to concentrate on nothing but immigration getting them out of here just for that."

Lemon, again, challenged man, touting the economic contributions of illegal aliens, to which the man acknowledged, "Eh, course they do... at the same time, think about people who [weren't] able to contribute because the immigrants – the immigrants was there."

Legal residents like himself, he argued, are disadvantaged by undocumented workers.

According to Democrat standards, the man is not black.