Staff Reports
President Joe Biden’s immigration policies are causing a stir among voters, turning them against not just illegal immigration but legal immigration, too. The New York Times they highlighted concerns about Biden’s impact on public opinion and the upcoming elections, revealing a shift in attitude towards immigration.
Recent polls show a growing worry among Americans about both unauthorized and legal immigration. The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found a significant decline in support for legal migration benefits such as skilled workers and cultural enrichment over the years.
Joe Biden Turns 2024 Voters Against Legal Migration https://t.co/QT3JQ3Fqza
Joe Biden has absolutely NO redeeming qualities.
He has pitted Americans against Americans, he has pitted the US against their allies, he has created angst around the world, he has made us all less safe!— Truckster1 🇺🇸❌ (@truckster1) June 4, 2024
Biden’s lenient immigration stance has also raised concerns about how asylum is being used to allow in millions of workers and consumers rather than just persecuted individuals. The public is expressing a desire for reduced immigration levels and tighter asylum policies.
The chaotic immigration situation under Biden’s administration has caused a surge in support for former President Donald Trump, with many donors and voters frustrated with the current economic and immigration policies. The ongoing debate around immigration is driven by fear, anxiety, and a sense of instability among voters.
And in response to a bleak jobs outlook, @potus has handed out work permits to over 1.5 million aliens who have entered the country illegally. https://t.co/utesSB7p5s
— Institute for Sound Public Policy (@ifspp) June 3, 2024
The economic impact of migration is also being scrutinized, with concerns raised about its effects on American workers, wages, and job opportunities. Biden’s policies are seen as flooding the labor market with low-wage migrants, adversely affecting the livelihoods of hard-working Americans.
Critics argue that the current immigration approach resembles a colonialism-like policy that benefits coastal investors and government agencies at the expense of heartland states. The economic repercussions of mass migration have led to job losses, reduced productivity, and economic strains in various sectors.
In conclusion, the shift in public opinion towards immigration reflects a growing discontent with the current administration’s handling of the issue. As the debate intensifies, voters are seeking solutions to address the challenges posed by unchecked immigration and its impact on American society and economy.
