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Trump and Harris Supporters Differ on Mass Deportations but Favor Border Security, High-Skilled Immigration
Most Trump and Harris backers say immigrants in the U.S. illegally shouldn’t be eligible for public assistance
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- Trump and Harris Supporters Differ on Mass Deportations but Favor Border Security, High-Skilled Immigration
- Trump and Harris supporters sharply divided on mass deportations and undocumented immigrants but more aligned on border security, high-skilled immigration
- A majority of Trump supporters say the growing number of immigrants in the U.S. will make life worse; most Harris supporters say life would not change
- Trump and Harris supporters are divided over whether the U.S. government has control of illegal immigration; majorities say legal immigration is under control
- Most Trump supporters are deeply concerned about the number of immigrants entering the country illegally; fewer than a third of Harris supporters say the same
- About half of Trump and Harris supporters say legal immigration into the U.S. should stay at present levels
- Most Trump supporters say immigrants living in the country illegally worsen crime and the economy, but far fewer Harris supporters hold these views
- Most Trump and Harris backers say immigrants in the U.S. illegally shouldn’t be eligible for public assistance
- Majority of Trump and Harris supporters say legal immigrants have little impact on crime
- Most Trump and Harris backers say immigrants in the U.S. legally should be eligible for public assistance
- Invitation and reminder dates for web respondents, ATP Wave 151
- American Trends Panel weighting dimensions
- Sample sizes and margins of error, ATP Wave 151
- Final dispositions, ATP Wave 151
- Cumulative response rate, ATP Wave 151
- Trump and Harris supporters sharply divided on mass deportations and undocumented immigrants but more aligned on border security, high-skilled immigration
- A majority of Trump supporters say the growing number of immigrants in the U.S. will make life worse; most Harris supporters say life would not change
- Trump and Harris supporters are divided over whether the U.S. government has control of illegal immigration; majorities say legal immigration is under control
- Most Trump supporters are deeply concerned about the number of immigrants entering the country illegally; fewer than a third of Harris supporters say the same
- Most Trump supporters say immigrants living in the country illegally worsen crime and the economy, but far fewer Harris supporters hold these views
- Most Trump and Harris backers say immigrants in the U.S. illegally shouldn’t be eligible for public assistance
- Majority of Trump and Harris supporters say legal immigrants have little impact on crime
- Most Trump and Harris backers say immigrants in the U.S. legally should be eligible for public assistance
- Invitation and reminder dates for web respondents, ATP Wave 151
- American Trends Panel weighting dimensions
- Sample sizes and margins of error, ATP Wave 151
- Final dispositions, ATP Wave 151
- Cumulative response rate, ATP Wave 151