In New York's "Little Senegal" neighborhood, a hub for West African restaurants and businesses located in Harlem, residents react to Donald Trump's election. For Senegalese restaurant owner Amadou Ba, the Republican tycoon's key domestic promise of mass deportations of undocumented migrants is "political". "I don’t think he’ll actually do it to the extent he says," shares Ba who moved to the US from Senegal 25 years ago. Down the street at the Senegalese Association of America, Mamadou Dramé says immigrants are "worried" and "scared". "We are overwhelmed. Those who haven’t yet filed their asylum applications want to do so as quickly as possible," he adds. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES