On Illegal Immigrants, American Majority Opposes Obama's Actions

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Americans still feel the same way as they did a decade ago.
Article author: 
Kevin Derby
Article publisher: 
Sunshine State News
Article date: 
29 April 2015
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
border
illegal immigration
amnesty
Congress
President
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Americans oppose President Barack Obama’s executive action allowing 5 million illegal immigrants to stay in the nation without fear of being deported, a new poll shows.

Rasmussen Reports released a poll of likely voters across the nation on Tuesday which shows a majority of those surveyed -- 56 percent -- are against Obama’s actions. Barely a third of those surveyed -- 35 percent -- back Obama’s executive actions ...

Half of those surveyed -- 50 percent -- think Obama’s executive action to allow younger illegal aliens to remain in the country will very likely result in more young immigrants illegally entering the United States this summer ...

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