version jan 29 story correct show former senate republican leader trent lott mississippi missouri laila kearney many president donald trump core political supporters simple message sunday fierce opponents immigration ban calm relax reaction among kind voters drive trump historic upset victory working- middle-class residents midwest south provide strike contrast uproar grip major coastal cities thousands protesters flock airports immigrants detain st. louis suburb manchester missouri 72-year-old jo ann tieken characterize president bring reason overheat debate somebody stand grow see good check people come say everybody stop take breath give chance executive order friday trump ban immigration seven muslim-majority countries iran iraq syria libya somalia sudan yemen temporarily halt entry refugees electoral strongholds trump residents seem nonplus uproar flash across television screen shrug concern botch execution damage foreign relations legal challenge across country new york los angeles san francisco cities trump action set outpouring anger house minority leader nancy pelosi democrat california evoke image statue liberty weep senate minority leader chuck schumer new york tear camera seethe mean-spirited un-american immigration ban veterans government agencies include homeland security state departments blast trump team call slipshod plan scant interagency communication criticism white house reject airports security officials also struggle consistently enforce vague rule allegations operational administrative blunder may little dampen enthusiasm president rise power populist protectionist platform political analysts say louise ingram 69-year-old retiree troy alabama say forgive new administration glitches widespread confusion treatment green card holders move protect u.s. citizens attack oppose immigrants say want make sure safe come in senior trump administration official say political considerations little executive order rather represent reaction 2015 mass shoot san bernardino california boston marathon bomb multiple attack radicalize group europe reality situation exist today part france germany part belgium situation want replicate inside unite state one official tell reuters candace wheater 60-year-old retire school cafeteria worker spring lake michigan also reference attack brussels paris look happen europe say dare travel fear steve hirsch 63 manassas virginia drive washington dull airport sunday pick somebody rather protest hundreds others say support trump order country country border add laud trump action calculate step toward large goal tighten border security probably go far think could hirsch say ban everybody world think prudent consider condition certain place world trent lott former senate republican leader mississippi lawyer washington d.c. say order make sense working-class americans real world rest country people excite see president move forward secure border say university virginia political science professor larry sabato agree weekend protest executive order would hurt trump politically base firm ever say lose early poll republicans never trumpers end vote trump trump opponents succeed win early court decisions could undermine practical impact executive order sabato say base would perceive attack liberal elites trump could eventually lose support fail keep promise important regions support deliver job so-called rust belt midwestern state dot die factory towns whatever trump ultimately accomplish election usher new extreme political polarization already deeply divide country find single person neutrality donald trump sabato say baton rouge louisiana 40-year-old teacher trista carles say order keep view trump classroom tell switzerland say allow take side view opinions course say appreciate trump blunt way give voice sugar-coating think easy get country stay illegally say feel like go best abilities make lot things say happen trump 's heartland voters shrug global uproar immigration ban