Immigration Poll

Six out of 10 Democrats and independents support President Joe Biden’s claimed policy of curbing migration at the border. 

The editors of Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post are claiming the White House has gotten southern migration under control, with a wide front-page headline saying, “At the border, a reset but no surge.”

A poll released Tuesday shows a 44 percent plurality of Americans want less immigration, up four points from a Gallup poll in mid-February.

Americans’ rising opposition to migration will be “tragic” if it deters politicians from importing yet more foreign workers, Fox News’ chief political correspondent Brit Hume said Wednesday.

Public demand for less immigration has doubled under President Joe Biden’s welcome for roughly 6 million economic migrants, according to a Gallup survey.

Republicans killed several amnesties and job-outsourcing bills in Congress during 2021 and 2022, as Democrats used their power in federal agencies to maximize the inflow of legal, illegal and quasi-legal migrants. 

Republican, independent, and Democrat voters strongly support the preservation of the Title 42 border barrier, according to a December poll by Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll.

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), the likely next Speaker of the House, will visit the border on Tuesday to spotlight President Joe Biden’s failure to curb the inflow of terror suspects and fentanyl.

Pro-migration activists are admitting there is little public support for business plans to import more foreign workers and renters.

Republican Senator Mitt Romney wants to cut inflation by cutting Americans’ wages, including the wages earned by the GOP’s own voters.

The populist GOP’s share of the Latino vote jumped by a third to almost 40 percent, compared to 2018, according to the exit polls.

Biden’s pro-migration policy has its day of reckoning on November 8 — and the exit polls showed deep opposition to his policy of importing millions of workers, consumers, and renters.

Migration is moving Republicans and swing voters to the polls today, according to a pre-election poll by YouGov.

A majority of swing voters believe Democrats put the interests of migrants first, while Republicans put Americans ahead of migrants, according to a CBS poll of 2,119 registered voters.  

The migration crisis is pushing swing voters towards the Republican Party, despite the determination of the GOP’s establishment wing to hide the pocketbook damage, according to a new survey.

Only 30 percent of Latino voters trust the GOP more than the Democrat Party to handle border and immigration policies, says a new poll by NBC News and the Spanish-language Telemundo TV network.  

Democratic political candidates can pull ahead of Republican candidates by portraying the GOP as the tool of wealthy investors, says Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg.

The public has less trust in GOP leaders to handle immigration policy than it has in Democrats, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll of 1,006 adults.

The nation’s pro-migration border chief wants a bigger fleet of buses and aircraft to quietly smuggle hundreds of thousands of economic migrants to their preferred cities, according to the New York Times. 

Some Republican candidates are learning how to use pocketbook politics to trump the bipartisan establishment’s don’t-mention-the-money narrative on migration.

Voters do not have a high opinion of President Joe Biden’s handling of illegal immigration, as half alone say he has done a “poor” job, a Rasmussen Reports survey released Tuesday found.

Latino voters show little interest in immigration expansion amid rising inflation and crimes, according to a July-August survey of 2,540 registered Latino voters by two pro-migration advocacy groups. 

Almost half of Hispanics, blacks, and Asians believe Biden’s global invite has created an “invasion” of migrants, says a July poll by Ipsos.

Many more Americans are rejecting the “Nation of Immigrants” narrative amid the huge damage from President Joe Biden’s cheap-labor migration policy, according to Ipsos polling data.

A majority of Americans say President Joe Biden is allowing a southern border invasion, according to a poll comissioned by the left-wing National Public Radio (NPR)

Americans overwhelmingly dismiss corporate demands for more legal and illegal immigrant workers, even at the threatened cost of higher inflation.   

A plurality of Americans says that President Joe Biden’s migration is making the country “Worse off.”

Seven out of 10 Republicans favor reduced illegal and legal immigration, and the GOPs voters are evenly split over whether immigration is good or bad for the nation, says a new Gallup poll.

GOP legislators must use Congress’ budget power to block Biden’s invited “invasion” if they win the 2022 election, Trump told a political event on Saturday.

President Joe Biden’s easy-migration border policy is very unpopular among the mushy middle — yet those voters are not committed to voting for the GOP in 2022, according to a survey by a GOP-tied firm, Echelon Insights.

The Republican National Committee is eagerly spotlighting the drugs, deaths, crime, and chaos along President Joe Biden’s border in June — but is ignoring the huge economic and civic damage done to Americans by the federal government’s progressive migration policies.

Immigration is a political winner for the GOP because more Republicans care about it more strongly than do Democrats, says an academic who has made a career studying manipulated polls.

The death of 53 illegal migrants in a San Antonio trailer truck spotlights the federal government’s off-the-books policy of spiking the U.S. economy with young people extracted from poor countries.

A majority of Hispanic voters support former President Donald Trump’s Title 42 immigration policy that makes it easier for the federal government to deport border crossers and illegal aliens, according to an Axios-Ipsos poll released Thursday.

Pro-migration liberals are using the truckful of dead migrants to push for even more migration, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said Wednesday.

Republican voters are growing more concerned about migration’s demographic impact on their nation, according to a YouGov poll.