Support for immigration reaches historic high in US despite Trump crusade
Briefly

Americans' perception of immigration has seen a dramatic turnaround, with a recent Gallup poll indicating that 79% view it positively, rising from 64% a year earlier. This positive sentiment spans across political lines, with support growing among Republicans and Independents. The poll also shows a decrease in support for deportation measures, dropping from 47% to 38%. During Joe Biden's presidency, negative views on immigration peaked, but the current trend suggests a shift towards more pro-immigration attitudes, complicating President Trump’s strict immigration policies.
A recent Gallup poll reveals that 79% of Americans believe immigration is beneficial, a significant increase from 64% a year prior. This shift spans political divisions, indicating growing support among both Republicans and Independents.
Support for deportation of irregular immigrants has decreased from 47% during the presidential campaign to 38%. Current attitudes are reflective of sentiments in 2016 and 2019, showing a potential turnaround in public perception.
Read at english.elpais.com
[
|
]