New polls have revealed that overwhelming number of New Yorkers support illegal immigrants forcibly repatriating criminals.
Almost 80 % of the whole state of New Yorkers have supported the Siena University Public investigators that they have supported immigrants who have been convicted of crime. Survey states that the numbers include 69 % of the Democratic Party and 71 % of Latin.
The new number is that the federal immigration has been arrested last week, famously arrested around Teians.
Siena also asked voters who have more concretely registered by voting to see if New York should support President Trump's overseas expelled initiative.
48 % of the approximately 800 voters in the investigation stated that New York should support the Fed, compared to 31 % of New York should oppose the President's efforts.
Two months ago, another Siena's opinion poll said that more than half of the respondents in the survey should support Trump's promise to illegally expel people in the country. got it.
Steve Greenberg, a spokesman for Siena's opinion poll, wrote: “New Yorkers say, at least, the Republican Party and the Independent people say that the state should support the federal efforts to expel illegal immigrants.”
Governor Kathy Hochur refused to have a clear strategy layout for immigration, despite the promise of Trump in December.
She says she supports a crime -history immigrant, but Hochur is silent or obviously a sanctuary, a sanctuary in New York, which restricts the local cooperation with the federal immigration authorities. I am twisting.
“If they are convicted of crime here. If they have an arrest warrant, there is cooperation from state and local officials -that's not a new thing,” Hochul is MSNBC on Sunday. I mentioned in “The Weekend”.
However, last week, last week, the US Secretary of Justice, Price Secretary of General Emil Bowb, ignored the immigration of immigrants, who was convicted of assault, and broke up the Upstate Serialization Officer.
Asked about the case, the governor's representative said, “We do not comment on individual cases,” “We have various local governments in cooperation with the federal immigration authorities. I understand what I am. “
In the latest Siena opinion polls, the majority of New Yorkers want to send HOCHUL packaging. 57 % of respondents have shown that they prefer someone else in 2026, compared to only 31 % of the company supporting the incumbent government. 。
“The favor of Governor Hokuru and evaluation of job approval are continuing to suffer in negative areas,” Greenberg said. “Currently, 57 % of voters, including 41 % of the Democratic Party, will prefer someone else as the next governor. Only 22 % believe that her administration has improved the state's financial status last year, and 52 % (including a small number of Democrats) says she hasn't done so. “
This poll is a year, as Hochul has a favorable evaluation.
Compared to 47 % of her, 47 %, only 39 % of respondents who favored her in the latest Siena's latest opinion polls.
“Her support has never reached 50 % in the state where 49 % of voters are Democrats,” said Greenberg. “The majority of voters have never seen Hochuru favorably, and only 55 % of the Democratic Party are currently looking at her.”
Nevertheless, some important policies of HOCHUL are still popular.
Volunteers overwhelmed Siena that 71 % supported 12 % of the 12 % of the subway NYPD police officers.
The majority also supported Hochuru's proposal that the school district would require most of the students to ban the use of most students during the school day, and 62 % opposed 21 %, while 62 % were supported. He said.
In addition, respondents in the polls were generally supported by 51 % to 21 % of the standards to loosen the criteria that could be unwillingly commit to mental health facilities.
Nevertheless, voters do not seem to trust Hochul to manage the state's finances. Only a few weeks after she proposed to create an expenditure up to $ 252 billion again. Only 22 % of the investigators say that New York is in a better financial position than a year ago.
-A additional reports by Aneeta Bhole
