The 15th Annual American Values Survey reveals disturbing statistics: 34% of Americans believe undocumented immigrants are poisoning the country's blood, reflecting a rise in extreme anti-immigrant sentiment.
Robert P. Jones remarked, 'It is a kind of classic case of asymmetric polarization. Republicans are much more out of touch with the general population than Democrats,' highlighting the widening ideological divide.
Joy Reid expressed her alarm by stating, 'This is one of the scariest things you've ever heard a presidential candidate say,' emphasizing the frightening normalization of such rhetoric.
The survey, conducted with 5,000 citizens, indicates a worrying trend where opinions that previously seemed unthinkable are now openly accepted, underscoring a radical shift in public discourse.
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