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Completely.A poll going back two years, right up to February 8 of this year:
Immigration
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Legal status or citizenship is 59 + 19 = 78 percent.
"Deport them" = 18 percent. They are on the losing side, big time.
Poll Roundup Majority of Americans Support Immigration Reform With Citizenship
Plenty more evidence in the link.Gallup
June-July 2013
- 88% of Americans support allowing immigrants to become citizens
- 83% of conservatives support allowing immigrants to become citizens
On immigration, Republicans favor path to legal status, but differ over citizenship
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What Americans Want From Immigration Reform in 2014
62% of Americans favor providing a way for immigrants who are currently living in the United States illegally to become citizens provided they meet certain requirements, while 17% support allowing them to become permanent legal residents
The Republican response:
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Only 13 percent of Americans favor passing immigration reform without a path to citizenship for illegals.
13 percent.
good one stupid, but maybe you shouldnt provide the links so people can actually read them. you cited the one with the lowest deport opinion. another one has favoring deportation almost double that 18%. Yet another one shows MORE THAN DOUBLE, 42% FAVORING DEPORTATION.
In every poll, in every case, the majority of Americans favor legal status/citizenship over deportation. Support for deportation peaks only when legal status is off the table, but it is still in a minority.
When the choice is between citizenship and deportation, deportation still loses.
When the choice is between citizenship, legal status, and deportation; support for deportation falls off dramatically. 80 percent support citizenship or legal status.
Republicans are ignoring the will of the people.
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