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Over Half of Americans Favor Mass Deportations Amid Border Crisis

In the latest survey by The Harris Poll for Axios Vibes, it was discovered that over half of Americans would support the implementation of mass deportations. This finding comes at a time when the country is experiencing a surge in illegal border crossings. The survey revealed that 51 percent of the general public are in favor of mass deportations.

 

 

Notably, the survey also highlighted the level of support for mass deportations across different political affiliations. It found that 68 percent of Republicans, 46 percent of independents, and 42 percent of Democrats are in support of mass deportations. Additionally, the survey also showed that older Americans are more likely to support mass deportations compared to younger age groups.

It’s evident that the ongoing crisis at the border is a matter of concern for many Americans. President Biden has sought to shift the blame for the crisis to his predecessor, Donald Trump, but the survey indicates that a significant portion of respondents hold his administration responsible for the situation.

When asked about their top concerns regarding illegal immigration, respondents commonly cited an increase in crime, violence, and drugs, as well as the burden on taxpayers, and national security and terrorism risks.

While the survey results shed light on the public sentiment toward mass deportations, some conservative commentators have pointed out that public opinion and the actual political will to carry out such deportations may not align. They emphasized the importance of using political power to address the issue at hand.

In summary, the survey findings demonstrate a significant level of public support for mass deportations amid the ongoing border crisis, reflecting widespread concerns related to illegal immigration and its consequences.

Written by Staff Reports

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