Immigration Poll

Multiple polls show rising voter expectations for a pro-American migration policy even as President-elect Donald Trump is suddenly zig-zagging on the issue of white-collar migration.

The majority of likely American voters says the United States does not need any more foreign H-1B visa workers to fill white-collar jobs, a new poll finds.

The damage done by President Joe Biden’s migration policy pushed a large share of undecided swing voters to support Donald Trump during the last week of the 2024 campaign, according to a report by BluePrint2024, a pro-Democrat polling firm.

A near-consensus 73 percent of adults — or three in four Americans — say President-elect Donald Trump should prioritize the repatriation of illegal migrants, according to a CBS News poll conducted by YouGov.

Larger majorities of citizens support the enforcement of the nation’s migration laws following Trump’s public victory on November 5.

Public support for migration in Canada has collapsed as citizens count the accelerating economic and civic damage from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s easy-migration policy.

A stunning 64 percent of Americans approve of Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations of illegal aliens.

Voter surveys, including exit polls, show Donald Trump is on track to score a record share of the expanding Latino vote, according to reports.

Exit polls suggest that support for Kamala Harris has sagged among black men, many of whom have been hit hard by her pro-migration policies.

A recent poll of voters in New Jersey found that Democrats, independents, and Republicans are souring on Joe Biden’s immigration policies.

President Donald Trump says he’s running to restore the American Dream by cutting migration, but the Washington Post says young Americans should resign themselves to small houses in a nation packed with millions of imported renters and buyers.

A Fox News poll shows a record 67 percent support among registered voters for the deportation of illegal migrants.

Americans — especially liberals — severely underestimate the huge flow of migrants into the United States, according to a September poll released by the Skeptic.com magazine. 

Sixty percent of Americans say that Vice President Kamala Harris “hasn’t clearly explained her policies” on illegal immigration, according to a poll by the Pew Research Center.

The fear of a terrorist attack is soaring among Germans, a pollster finds, a worry rising in parallel with concern about crime and extremism. 

An Ipsos poll says 66 percent of Americans support the deportation of illegal migrants, marking a fourth poll that shows rising public support for a central promise of President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign.

The majority of registered voters support former President Donald Trump’s plan to mass deport illegal aliens from the United States, a Pew Research Center survey reveals.

Almost two-thirds of registered voters agree that all illegal migrants should be deported, according to a Marist poll of 1,628 adults conducted for the pro-migration National Public Radio network.

Voter support for government-imposed civic diversity is dropping rapidly amid the chaotic migration engineered by President Joe Biden’s deputies, according to a poll for CNN by the SSRS polling firm.

More than 60 percent of Arizona voters support a ballot measure that would crack down on illegal immigration in the state, per a poll.

Fifty-six percent of registered voters favor a policy of “arresting and deporting thousands of illegal immigrants,” according to a poll conducted in August by YouGov.

Immigration is a top-ranked issue for voters in the battleground “Blue Wall” states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, just as it was when President Donald Trump triumphed in 2016, according to a poll by the New York Times.

A poll found a significant section of the British public thinks violence can be justified if politicians continue to overlook immigration concerns.

Polling taken the week following mass stabbing of children triggering border control riots shows immigration has leapfrogged other concerns.

Half of all Americans say “large numbers of immigrants and refugees [are] … a critical threat” to the nation, according to a survey conducted for the pro-migration Chicago Council of Global Affairs.

The establishment media is lying about Vice President Kamala Harris’s do-nothing record since President Joe Biden promoted her to border czar, Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) declared in a speech on the border.

A poll shows majority support for Donald Trump’s campaign promise to “carry out the largest deportation operation in American history.”

A poll of 52 nations shows that overwhelming majorities of citizens recognize that most “refugees” are actually determined economic migrants seeking jobs and government funds, not helpless victims of war or disaster.

A clear 55 percent majority of Americans want reductions in migration, Gallup reported on July 12, despite elite insistence that the United States is a “nation of immigrants.”

A plurality of Catholics want less immigration, contradicting the bishops’ activist support for President Joe Biden’s mass migration, according to a June 2024 report by a church-affiliated survey team.

Americans strongly back Donald Trump’s immigration policies, according to a poll that asked Americans about their preferred policies.

The likely next prime minister of Canada has suddenly reversed his pro-migration promises and has promised to deeply cut Justin Trudeau’s immigration flood.

Most AZ voters would support a policy deporting illegal aliens and sending troops to secure the U.S. southern border, according to a poll.

Many more Americans say immigration makes the United States “worse off” than say it makes the nation “better off,” according to a YouGov poll.

Just one-in-five Americans expect President Joe Biden would reduce migration during a second term if reelected, according to a YouGov poll of 2,063 adults. 

A strong majority of registered voters, including most Hispanics, would support a national program to deport illegal aliens from the United States, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll.