The survey conducted by CBS News and YouGov polled 1,615 registered voters between June 5 and June 7, and had a margin of error of 3.8 points. It found that 62 percent of respondents overall would favor the federal government commencing "a new national program to deport all undocumented immigrants currently living in the U.S. illegally." Only 38 percent of respondents overall said they would oppose such a program.
The poll also found that based on ethnicity, mass deportation was popular with Hispanics (53 percent for, 47 percent against) and Whites (67 percent for, 33 percent against). Fifty-three percent of Blacks meanwhile opposed mass deportation, compared to 47 percent in favor.
The CBS News/YouGov poll's results mirror an earlier survey by Axios, whose results were published in April. It found that a majority of Americans, including 45 percent of Hispanics, support the mass deportations of illegals.
According to Newsweek, "the results of the latest survey indicate that many would back former President Donald Trump's plan to launch the largest deportation operation in U.S. history if he wins back the White House in November." (Related: Trump to launch biggest DEPORTATION effort in U.S. history if elected.)
"The polling is reflective of just how dissatisfied American voters are with the failure of both Republicans and Democrats to secure the border," said Thomas Gift, director of the Center on U.S. Politics at University College London in the United Kingdom. "Immigration is again surging to the top of the 'most important problem' list because Washington has shown itself completely ill-equipped to execute common-sense immigration enforcement."
Mirroring Gift's remarks, immigration regularly ranks among the voters' top issues ahead of the U.S. presidential elections. Trump and incumbent President Joe Biden are set to face of in a repeat of the 2020 race.
The real estate mogul and presumptive Republican presidential nominee has made cracking down on illegal immigration a centerpiece of his campaign. This strategy, Newsweek pointed out, fueled his rise to power in 2016.
Trump expounded on his plan to address illegal immigration if elected to a second term in an April interview with Time magazine. He floated the idea of using the National Guard as part of mass deportation efforts and even insinuated the possible use of active-duty military members.
"If I thought things were getting out of control, I would have no problem using the military, per se," Trump said at the time. "We have to have safety in our country. We have to have law and order in the country. And whichever gets us there, but I think the National Guard will do the job."
Meanwhile, Biden took action earlier this month by issuing an executive order (EO) that effectively halts asylum claims at the southern border. The EO issued June 5, which limits asylum processing once encounters with migrants between ports of entry reach 2,500 daily, immediately went into effect.
Latest figures from immigration authorities found that encounters with migrants were far higher than the 2,500 limit – about 4,000 daily. Thus, the EO served as an effort on Biden's part to deflect attacks against him on his handling of immigration.
According to the incumbent Democratic chief executive, Republicans had left him with no choice but to issue the EO after GOP lawmakers – urged by Trump – shot down a bipartisan asylum reform bill. Had it passed, it would have overhauled the asylum system to provide faster and tougher immigration enforcement. But recent numbers show that Biden's EO is having little effect on the number of illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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9 months ago
We, of course, have lots of Hispanics here in Texas. They are usually a good group of people who pretty much stay among themselves, although they readily visit with other races. Whites and Hispanics work together just fine here in Texas, but it has been my experience that a white should not work for an Hispanic. Never trust an Hispanic cop though, because power will go to an Hispanic's head. Blacks can be another issue though.
Hispanics usually vote the democratic line and it is good to see them starting to move away from the demoncratic party.
9 months ago
The problem is an obvious one. You go to the British shops, offices and factories and the girl behind the counter just doesn’t speak English. Her employers turned diversity into a religion you see. The call centers are just as bad and I can’t understand anything they say.
Is this behind ‘supply chain issues’? Hiring a useless stoner who is as good as stoned is most stupid if she can’t speak ENGLISH. Do I speak it? With a wee bit of help from my predictive text, of course🤗🇬🇧
So what happened to the native Brits then? London is all burka wearers now and men with bushy black beards 😱. A lot of Brits just effed orf I guess🤗
The believers in diversity created this and not the immigrants themselves. Again WE are to blame for bringing it on ourselves. After opening our doors to all the world’s wasters then we suffer the rapes😱. Speak to the victims of the rapes please and not their diversity worshipping employers.
Thank you.
9 months ago
MASS DEPORTATIONS
BIG WHOOP
Where is the talk about ending ALL the welfare magnets?
9 months ago
Why would they not? What proportion of recent immigrants are even of Hispanic origin to begin with, when they're flooding in from 150+ countries.