Poll: Americans link ICE enforcement to less safe cities after Minneapolis shooting
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A CNN/SSRS poll conducted Jan 9–12 with 1,209 adults finds about half of Americans say ICE enforcement makes cities less safe (51% vs 31% safer; 18% see little effect). A majority (56%) view the Minnesota shooting of an ICE agent as an inappropriate use of force and 51% say it signals bigger ICE problems. City residents are even more likely to say ICE reduces safety (59%). Democrats broadly oppose ICE actions, Republicans are more supportive, and independents largely share views critical of ICE. The poll’s margin of error is about 3.1 percentage points.
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