A survey of 500 likely Indiana voters showed that the majority of voters oppose the bill in Congress that would give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal alien workers.
Key Findings:
Congress is considering a bill to give work permits to an estimated 7 million illegal immigrant workers. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the work permits?
Zogby Analytics, February 20-22
Polling of voters in eight swing states finds that they are overwhelmingly opposed to President Obama’s abuse of executive power to grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens in the U.S. By better than 2-1 margins, voters in these states oppose the president’s amnesty plan.
Rosetta Stone Communications Survey, Feb. 10-11, 2015
Who should get the future jobs in Georgia? - Americans, including legal immigrants already here, Illegal immigrants already here, newly arrived legal immigrants and guest workers or It doesn’t matter, workers who will work for the lowest wage.
Americans/Legal Immigrants: 80.2%
Settled Illegal Immigrants: 5.2%
New Immigrants: 4.3%
Lowest Wage: 10.3%
WPA Opinon Research
A majority of Nevada voters support Attorney General Adam Laxalt’s decision to join
the lawsuit against President Obama’s executive action. o Four in five Republican voters support Attorney General’s Laxalt’s decision."Do you support or oppose the Nevada Attorney General’s decision in joining the lawsuit?"
Support: 54%
Oppose: 41%
Undecided: 5%Voters in Nevada disapprove of President Obama’s immigration executive action
regarding immigration.
Paragon Insights found that 58% of American voters oppose Obama's executive amnesties and 71% support strengthening laws to make it more difficult for employers to hire illegal aliens.
A poll from The Polling Company shows overwhelming support among likely voters for significantly lower immigration levels, increased enforcement and an opposition to Pres. Obama's plan to move forward with an executive action that could grant amnesty and work permits to millions of illegal aliens. 74% of likely voters chose Pres. Obama working with Congress on the immigration issue rather than acting alone, and 75% of likely voters want to see more enforcement of immigration laws.
CBS News Poll. July 29-Aug. 4, 2014.
How serious a problem do you think the issue of ILLEGAL immigration is for the country right now: very serious, somewhat serious, not too serious, or not at all serious?
Very Serious: 62%
Somewhat Serious: 22%
Not Too Serious: 10%
Not At All Serious: 4%
Unsure/No Answer: 1%
Which should be the higher priority now: securing the nation's border, or addressing the status of illegal immigrants currently in the U.S.
Securing the Border: 59%
54% of Texans want illegal aliens deported, and only 39% in-state tuition for illegal aliens. Amidst the ongoing border crisis, a University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll has found that the majority of Texan registered voters support the deportation of illegal aliens. 54% said they either strongly agree or somewhat agree with deportations. 40% disagreed. Also, a plurality of Texans, 49%, think illegal aliens should be forced to pay out-of-state tuition rates at state colleges and universities.
A Pulse Opinion Research Poll sponsored by NumbersUSA of 1,000 likely voters found that 59% support giving work permits to certain illegal aliens only after Congress certifies full implementation of all border, interior and workplace enforcement.
Key Findings:
A Pulse Opinion Research poll sponsored by NumbersUSA of 1,000 Evangelical likely voters found that 57% feel the federal government has very little or no moral responsibility to issue work permits to illegal aliens, but 74% feel the federal government has a lot or some moral responsibility to have an immigration policy that protects unemployed and low-wage workers from foreign worker competition.