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For the third consecutive month, Americans say immigration is the “most important problem” facing the United States, a Gallup poll reveals.Tuesday, sees 27 percent of Americans calling immigration the biggest issue facing the U.S., followed by the government, the economy, and inflation. This marks the third consecutive month that immigration has been named the top issue among Americans — the first time this has happened in 24 years.
As expected, Republicans and swing voters are vastly more likely than Democrats to say immigration is the most important issue six months before the 2024 presidential election. While nearly 50 percent of Republicans and 25 percent of swing voters name immigration as their top concern, only eight percent of Democrats say the same.Likewise, during the same period, close to two million known got-aways are expected to have successfully crossed the southern border into the U.S. Federal officials have routinely said that the number of got-aways is perhaps undercounted by 20 percent, suggesting that an additional 360,000 got-aways may have crossed the border.
These inflows — coupled with legal immigration levels, where annually more than a million are rewarded green cards and another million are given temporary work visas — have ensured that the nation’s foreign-born population now stands at an unprecedentedPolls: Johnson’s Betrayal Fuels GOP Approval Plummet, Dem Support SurgeAnti-Israel Protesters Take Over Administrative Building at Columbia UniverThomas Massie Exposes the ‘Three Betrayals’ of Mike JohnsonUCLA Encampment Requests Vegan,...
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