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    December 18, 2013
    On Immigration Policy, Deportation Relief Seen As More Important Than Citizenship

    Nativity and Legal Status of Hispanics, 2012

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    On Immigration Policy, Deportation Relief Seen As More Important Than Citizenship
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    Relief from Deportation or Pathway to Citizenship?
    Relief from Deportation or Pathway to Citizenship?
    Upsides and Downsides to Granting Legal Status to Undocumented Immigrants …
    Most Hispanics and Asian Americans Say U.S. Immigration System Needs Major Changes
    Characteristics of Hispanic Adults and Asian-American Adults, 2012
    Most Have Seen or Heard about New Immigration Legislation
    Favor or Oppose the New Immigration Legislation in Congress? Most Don’t Know Enough to Say
    Importance of Passing Significant New Immigration Legislation this Year
    If New Immigration Legislation Does Not Pass this Year, Who Is to Blame?
    Top Issues Facing the Nation Today
    Views of Current Immigration Policy Proposals
    Relief from Deportation Seen as More Important than Pathway to Citizenship for Unauthorized Immigrants
    Deportation Worries among Hispanics and Asian Americans
    Effect of Unauthorized Immigration on U.S. Hispanics and U.S. Asian Americans
    Reasons for Negative Effect of Unauthorized Immigration on U.S. Hispanics and U.S. Asian Americans
    Would Granting Legal Status to Unauthorized Immigrants Improve their Lives?
    Would Granting Legal Status to Undocumented Immigrants Lead to More People Coming Here Illegally?
    Views of the Current Level of Legal Immigration
    Effect of Legal Immigration on the U.S.
    Having More Low-Skilled Immigrants Would Help the U.S. Economy
    Having More High-Skilled Immigrants Would Help the U.S. Economy
    Knowledge of the U.S. Immigration System
    Personal or Family Experience with U.S. Immigration System
    View of the U.S. Immigration System
    Evaluation of Specific Aspects of the U.S. Immigration System
    Evaluating the Political Parties and the Administration
    Presidential Job Approval Rating
    Hispanics and Asians Just as Satisfied with Life as General Public
    Hispanics and Asians More Satisfied with Direction of Country than General Public
    Asian Americans Are Upbeat about Their Finances
    Most See No Change in Groups’ Situation
    Growth in U.S. Hispanic and U.S. Asian Population, 1990-2012
    Share of U.S. Hispanics and U.S. Asians Who Are Foreign Born, 1990-2011
    Nativity and Legal Status of Hispanics, 2012
    Nativity and Legal Status of Asian Americans, 2012
    Total Removals by U.S. Department of Homeland Security, 1997 to 2011
    Pew Research Center Survey of Hispanics
    Pew Research Center Survey of Asian Americans
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