Poll Finds Significant GOP Support for Military-Run Immigrant Camps
- Nearly half of Republican voters agree that the United States military should put undocumented immigrants into internment camps until they can be deported, according to a new survey conducted by Public Religion Research Institute’s post-election survey.
- Republican voters were more than twice as likely as independents and over five times as likely as Democrats to support this policy.
- The PRRI survey revealed that voters with authoritarian tendencies were six times more likely to support such policies than those rejecting authoritarianism .
- PRRI President Robert P. Jones highlighted that while most Americans oppose this idea, its popularity within a major political party is concerning.
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Nearly half of Republicans support military sending illegal immigrants to internment camps
Nearly half of Republicans support President-elect Donald Trump deploying U.S. military forces to detain undocumented immigrants in internment camps until they can be deported, according to a new poll.The findings suggest that Trump’s controversial mass deportation program – which he has acknowledged includes plans to declare a national emergency and use “military assets” to support operations – has the backing of his base even as the program is…
Half of Republicans Back Immigrant Detention Camps
A new PRRI survey finds 46% of Republican voters believe the U.S. military should round up undocumented immigrants and put them into detention camps until they can be deported. Axios: “President-elect Trump has suggested that he’ll use the military in immigration raids and turn to a 1798 law to put immigrants in camps. His base appears to support those plans despite the likely fierce opposition from most Americans.”
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