US EditionGallup: Support for Immigration Hits 25-Year High as 79% of Americans Say It’s a ‘Good Thing’
UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – A Gallup poll shows 79% of Americans now view immigration positively, with growing support for pathways to citizenship despite increased deportation efforts.
- Gallup polling shows that as of today, 79% of Americans view immigration as a good thing for the country, marking a substantial increase from 64% a year ago.
- This shift follows President Donald Trump's return to office vowing mass deportations, but public opinion reveals declining support for immigration decreases and deportations.
- Republicans’ attitudes toward immigration levels have shifted notably, with the proportion wanting to reduce immigration dropping from 88% to 48%, and roughly two-thirds now viewing immigrants in a positive light.
- Support for pathways to citizenship has risen, especially among Republicans, with about 6 in 10 now backing it, while overall favor for deporting undocumented immigrants has declined.
- These changes suggest increasing pro-immigrant attitudes could complicate efforts to implement strict immigration enforcement and mass deportations by the Trump administration.
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Only a few months after President Donald Trump's return to power, against the backdrop of a wave of anti-immigration sentiment, the proportion of American adults saying that immigration is a "good thing" for the country has increased considerably, including among the Republicans, according to a new Gallup poll.
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