Poll: Immigration Number One Issue For Voters, Racism/Equality Is Dead Last

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Information Liberation
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21 June 2018
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National News
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poll
immigration
illegal immigration
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From Pew Research:
 
When asked about the issues they would most like to hear discussed in the congressional campaigns, voters were as likely to mention immigration issues as they were to want to hear about any other economic issue. About one-in-five (19%) mentioned immigration. Overall, 18% of voters mentioned some economic issue as what they wanted to hear discussed in the congressional campaigns.
 
Substantial shares of registered voters also wanted to hear about health care (13%), education (9%), guns and gun issues (8%), specific politicians or the government system (8%) and the economy (7%)....
 
This could bode well for the Republicans and President Trump. Democrats have been going all in on their America Last policies with ridiculously over-the-top hysterics claiming immigrant detainment centers are concentration camps and ICE agents are Nazis.
 
A recent poll in Europe found immigration was also the number one issue. We've since seen populist/nationalist parties win major victories in Italy, Slovakia and Hungary.
 
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