Immigration Poll

American Latino voters prefer former President Donald Trump’s policies on migration over President Joe Biden’s policies, according to an Ipsos poll released on April 9.

Americans are united on whether or not the Biden administration opened our border to illegal immigrants to rig the system and give Democrats a permanent governing majority, polling shows.

Britons dissatisfied with how govt is handling immigration, with a majority saying the number of arrivals both legal and illegal should fall.

President Joe Biden’s easy-migration policies are the top issue facing the United States, according to the latest Harvard Harris poll.

Almost 70 percent of Americans say the U.S. would benefit from new curbs on migration at the southern border, according to a YouGov poll of 1,671 citizens.

The public blames President Joe Biden for the failed migration deal in Congress, despite Democrat efforts to shove the blame onto former President Donald Trump, according to a poll by Ipsos.

An angry President Joe Biden said he would make immigration a central issue in his 2024 campaign if Senate Republicans back his more-migration bill on Wednesday.

Independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) wants to rush the bipartisan migration-expanding border plan through the Senate before the public can react. 

Half of Americans support building a wall along the United States border with Mexico, while only one in three are opposed to a wall, according to a YouGov survey conducted Monday.

President Joe Biden’s easy migration policies are the top issue in U.S. politics, according to a January 17-18 poll for Harvard University.

Republican candidates should recognize that 70 percent of swing-voting independents “strongly” or “somewhat” favor the deportation of illegal migrants, according to a poll by Cygnal released Tuesday.

Canada’s top bankers are blasting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s migration strategy for wrecking the nation’s economy — and for helping Canada’s political populists.

Almost half of all Americans agree with Donald Trump’s description that illegal migrants are “poisoning the blood” of the country, according to a YouGov poll.

President Joe Biden’s easy-migration policies have slashed Americans’ acceptance of the elite-imposed “Nation of Immigrants” narrative.

Immigration will be the most important political issue for Americans in 2024 — except for the current war with nuclear-armed Russia, according to a poll for the Associated Press. 

President Joe Biden’s supercharged effort to import more migrant workers, consumers, and renters has crashed public support for legal and illegal migration.

Younger Americans are far more likely to declare pro-Hamas attitudes than older Americans, according to a November Harvard-Harris poll.

Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is raising his inflow of legal immigrants which has already spiked Canadians’ housing prices, crashed birthrates, slashed productivity, and trashed public support for migration.

A pair of polls show near-universal and growing opposition to migration among New York communities amid the chaos and diversity created by D.C. pro-migration policies.

Opposition to mass migration is rising even faster in Chile, Sweden, and Germany than in the United States, according to a large international survey by USNews.com released Thursday.

A 54 percent majority of Americans say immigration under President Joe Biden is making life harder for all, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll of 4,415 adults.

A majority of independents in New York say migration has been a burden to the state over the last 20 years, according to a poll.

Canada’s supercharged immigration is shrinking wages, hiking house prices, and polarizing national polls, but the nation’s establishment — including the right-of-center party — is demanding more migrants to build more housing in suburban neighborhoods.

Polls show that Canadians have sharply reversed their pro-migration views as their housing costs are deliberately spiked by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s elite-backed policy of maximizing immigration.

Two-thirds of Americans say the federal government’s immigration policies contradict the wishes of American citizens, says a June 22-26 poll by the Associated Press.

Populist parties are making gains across Europe as the issue of migration has soared to one of the top concerns of EU citizens.

A growing plurality of citizens alongside almost two out of three Republicans say immigration makes the nation “worse off,” according to a YouGov poll.

Seven out of 10 Americans prefer stricter border policies once they are told about the current level of illegal migration, says a May 17-18 Harvard-Harris poll.

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

Rules for both legal and illegal migration should be designed to help Americans, not migrants, employers, and investors, according to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

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.

Establishment media outlets are admitting that most Americans oppose President Joe Biden’s more-migration policies. The admissions follow a February 13 release by Gallup showing rising opposition to legal and illegal migration. But those media admissions are partial, hide the economic

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.