Recent Gallup polling indicates a significant shift in American attitudes towards immigration, with 79% of U.S. adults now considering it a good thing, up from 64% last year. This pro-immigrant sentiment has increased notably among Republicans and independents. Two-thirds of Republicans now hold a positive view compared to 39% last year. Additionally, the desire to decrease immigration has dropped significantly. Americans, especially under Republican leadership, are becoming more favorable towards pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, reflecting a broader trend of increasing acceptance of immigration in society.
The latest Gallup polling reveals that about 8 in 10 Americans, or 79%, now view immigration as 'a good thing' for the country, showing a marked increase from 64% a year ago.
Since Donald Trump assumed office, a shift has occurred among Republicans, with about two-thirds now saying immigrants are 'a good thing' for the country, a significant rise from 39% last year.
The data indicates a growing support among Americans for pathways to citizenship for undocumented individuals, consistent with the changing attitudes observed in recent polling.
Public opinion regarding immigration has shifted dramatically, with a decrease in negative views from 32% last year to about 20% currently.
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