U.S. Attitudes Toward Immigration Shift Post-2024 Election
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A recent Gallup poll shows a significant shift in U.S. public opinion on immigration, with 79% now viewing immigration positively, including among Republicans, after a period of increased anti-immigration sentiment during Trump's presidency. Support for pathways to citizenship has increased, and fewer Americans favor decreasing immigration levels or deportations, indicating a more pro-immigrant stance overall.
- Poll shows how U.S. views of immigration have changed since Trump took office PBS
- Surge in U.S. Concern About Immigration Has Abated Gallup
- Americans warm to immigration as Trump ramps up deportations: Gallup Axios
- Americans have made a U-turn on immigration since 2024 election Politico
- Republicans Are Changing Their Tune on Immigration: Poll Newsweek
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