Polls show that harmful immigration policies initiated by President Joe Biden's running mates have caused voter support for government-imposed citizen diversity to plummet.
of Poll conducted September 19-22 CNN's SSRS asked 2,074 voters: “Overall, do you think having more people of different races, ethnicities and nationalities in the United States primarily threatens (American culture) or primarily enriches (American culture)?”
Only 66% agreed that they would “become wealthy,” down from 82% in a similar survey in 2019.
“Threatening” was another answer that received support from 33% – up from just 11% in 2019.
“Threatening” was chosen by 55% of Republicans, compared to just 11% of Democrats.
The two surveys showed a 38-point change nationwide since 2019, despite distortions caused by pollsters choosing the alarmist word “threaten” instead of “enrich.”
Words like “chaotic” and “damaging” would have better captured the public's growing concern about the chaos and poverty caused by the federal government's mass immigration economic policies.
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of The survey found that:In response to the question, “In general, do you think America's best days are yet to come or are over?” 41% answered “yes,” up from 22% in the 2019 survey.
Only 12% said they were “very satisfied” with “the influence people like you have on the political process,” but 62% said they were “very” or “somewhat” dissatisfied, and 54% said the government is going “too far” on “immigrants.”
Progressives were frightened by the growing public perception that government-imposed diversity poses a threat to our nation. To make matters worse, 55% of Republicans, 32% of independents, and 11% of Democrats chose this view.
“But what's particularly striking about these new figures is that they're not just about illegal immigration or crime, but about diversity and American culture in a broader sense.” Written Philip Bump, Jeff Bezos' pro-immigration columnist The Washington Post.
He was quick to blame the shift in polls on “resentment and nativism,” despite the very clear social and fiscal damage caused by forced immigration, most recently in Springfield, Ohio.
But Bump also acknowledged that Americans are abandoning the Cold War elite narrative that America is a nation of immigrants and reviving the once-dominant view that America is a nation of its citizens.
this [survey] This is not the only evidence that anti-immigrant and anti-diversity sentiment is on the rise. Americans as a whole More anti-immigrantRecent years have seen record numbers of illegal border crossings, and Americans Supports President Trump's mass deportation plan.
Breitbart News has tracked a decline in support for immigration since 2016. For example, a June YouGov poll found that 38% of 1,595 Americans said immigration makes the country “worse” than just 28% who said it makes the country “better.”
The poll showed a huge 30-point shift in opposition to immigration since President Joe Biden's running mates began opening many border doors in 2021.
