What Do Voters Really Think About Immigration?

[rangerrebew]

What Do Voters Really Think About Immigration?
Interesting takeaways from a report apparently prepared for Democratic group

By Andrew R. Arthur on November 27, 2019

On November 19, 2019, Ryan James Girdusky tweeted a link to a report captioned "October 2019 Suburban White Working Class Voters Focus Groups" that, if valid, suggests strong support for the president's immigration agenda among important swing-state voters.

That report was purportedly prepared for House Majority Forward, which describes itself as "a progressive, non-profit organization committed to promoting economic growth and opportunity, social justice, environmental stewardship, and democracy in the United States of America." Politico (in an article headlined "Dems launch secret-money ad blitz to back House majority") described House Majority Forward as an "affiliate" of House Majority PAC, a political action committee dedicated to electing Democrats to the House of Representatives.

First, the caveats:



https://cis.org/Arthur/What-Do-Voters-Really-Think-About-Immigration

[Smokin Joe]

Well, I hope the ordinarily tone deaf Democrats (at least when it comes to the non-"protected" demographic) don't pay attention. They're so busy trying to get Pence as POTUS (Which would be the result of a successful removal of Trump from office, not Hillary), they can't see the Washington Monument from Capitol Hill.

[Jazzhead]

Illegal immigration is an issue that will resound most forcefully by those voters most directly affected by it -  working folks,  especially black and Hispanic citizens.    Played right,  the GOP can offset Dem support among the well-off smart set with votes from those citizens now able again to support their families through the dignity of work.