Wide partisan gap over the impact of migrant situation on crime in the U.S.

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February 13, 2024

1. How Americans view the U.S.-Mexico border situation and the government’s handling of the issue

Wide partisan gap over the impact of migrant situation on crime in the U.S.

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Wide partisan gap over the impact of migrant situation on crime in the U.S.

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1. How Americans view the U.S.-Mexico border situation and the government’s handling of the issue
Republicans, older adults more likely to view border situation as a ‘crisis’
Large majorities in both parties express negative views of the U.S. govt.’s handling of border situation
About twice as many Republicans as Democrats are following news about border extremely or very closely
Differences by age, race, education in views of whether migrant situation at border is leading to more crime in U.S.

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