Majority Of Likely Voters Support Deporting Illegal Aliens

There’s a very interesting breakdown in the economic divisions of these likely voters

Poll: Likely American Voters Prefer Deporting Illegal Aliens Over Amnesty

Most Americans likely to vote in this year’s presidential election say they prefer deporting all illegal aliens from the United States rather than giving them amnesty, a new poll reveals.

The Rasmussen Reports survey found that a majority, 54 percent, of likely U.S. voters said they support a policy to deport all 11 to 22 million illegal aliens — including 36 percent who said they strongly support such a policy.

Working and lower-middle class Americans, those most likely to compete for jobs against illegal aliens, remain highly supportive of deportations. Nearly 60 percent of those likely voters who are not college-educated said they support deporting illegal aliens.

At the same time, those Americans most likely to hire illegal aliens for below-market wages are the most opposed to such a deportation policy. A wide majority, 63 percent, of those earning $200,000 or more a year said they do not support deporting illegal aliens.

Essentially, the ones hurt the most by unfettered illegal immigration want them gone. The ones who stand to benefit, or, at least, not be hurt by illegal immigration want them to stay.

Meanwhile, 53 percent of likely voters said they oppose granting amnesty to illegal aliens, which would provide them with green cards and, eventually, naturalized American citizenship. A minority of about 41 percent of likely voters said they support amnesty.

As with deportations, Americans are divided on amnesty across socioeconomic lines — showing again the winners and losers of illegal immigration.

The Elites are the ones making the policies that allow all this illegal immigration. Congress could stop the majority in a heartbeat by getting tough on deportation, as well as ending most asylum. But, they benefit and the people that they listen to, which isn’t the working and middle classes, do not want it ended. There should be a poll of the areas being overrun with illegals, such as Chicago, Denver, Boston, NYC, etc, see if they have changed their minds.

Meanwhile, ahead of the election

(ABC News) The Biden administration on Thursday announced a new process to adjudicate immigration cases for those who recently entered the U.S. without authorization.

The move comes as President Joe Biden faces election-year pressure to control an unprecedented level of migration that polls show is a top issue for voters.

“Today, we are instituting with the Department of Justice a process to accelerate asylum proceedings so that individuals who do not qualify for relief can be removed more quickly and those who do qualify can achieve protection sooner,” Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas said in a statement. “This administrative step is no substitute for the sweeping and much-needed changes that the bipartisan Senate bill would deliver, but in the absence of Congressional action we will do what we can to most effectively enforce the law and discourage irregular migration.”

Hmm, he couldn’t do this in January of 2021? Why now? And, will this actually go into effect, or, is this just the DOJ acting as a campaign arm of the Biden campaign? Considering that there is supposed to now be a 180 day timeline, that’s still 6 months for illegals to disappear into the country, to be given official documents and work approval, will anyone go through this? Considering that no one actually knows how many illegals are in the US, how do they track and enforce this? If Biden wins, this process will disappear.

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