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To: BobL

“Recent YouGov polling finds a vast generational divide when it comes to how Americans feel about the past, present, and future state of immigration in the U.S. Compared to older Americans, younger adults are more supportive of increasing legal immigration to the U.S. and of providing a pathway to citizenship for people here illegally. They are also more likely to know someone who is in the U.S. illegally and to have personally had family members immigrate to the country over the past century....

Older generations of Americans are far more concerned with the issue of immigration than younger Americans are: 61% of people who are 65 and older say legal immigration is a very important issue to them, and the same proportion say the same about illegal immigration. By contrast, just 36% of adults under 65 say each issue is very important to them.”

https://yougov.com/en-us/articles/43424-young-americans-more-supportive-immigration-poll

Sorry to shove some facts under your ose...


41 posted on 05/31/2026 3:45:36 PM PDT by Mr Rogers
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To: Mr Rogers

So how much of that disparity is due to naivety?


54 posted on 05/31/2026 4:11:01 PM PDT by JayGalt (A never ending battle for Truth, Justice & the American Way.)
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To: Mr Rogers

“young-americans-more-supportive-immigration-poll”

Very effective BRAINWASHING by the older generation, specifically the Boomer Generation. Why else would babes in Europe DEMAND that mass immigration of people who will rape them into submission. In other words, something infected them. Badly.


55 posted on 05/31/2026 4:13:07 PM PDT by BobL (Trusting one's doctor is the #1 health mistake one can make.)
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