Latinos are more likely than other Americans to say easier access to work for asylum-seekers waiting for their application decision will help the border situation, but much less likely to say increasing deportations or expanding the border wall will help

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March 1, 2024

Latinos’ Views on the Migrant Situation at the U.S.-Mexico Border

Latinos are more likely than other Americans to say easier access to work for asylum-seekers waiting for their application decision will help the border situation, but much less likely to say increasing deportations or expanding the border wall will help

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Latinos are more likely than other Americans to say easier access to work for asylum-seekers waiting for their application decision will help the border situation, but much less likely to say increasing deportations or expanding the border wall will help

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