Almost five in nine likely American voters say the United States should not become a migrant camp for the world’s poor, a new poll found.
In the latest Rasmussen Reports survey, about 54 percent of Americans said they agree the U.S. “will not be a migrant camp” and that “it will not be a refugee-holding facility.”
Nearly 60 percent of American men said the U.S. should not become a camp for migrants, and 80 percent of conservatives said the same, as well as 55 percent of swing voters.
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4 comments:
Good thought. Unfortunately, a little late. US is already a migrant camp.
For each illegal or migrant let in, kick out a democrat.
We're slowly becoming a Third World Country
No one seems to realize the "Great Melting Pot" is and has been full for decades. The elites need to get it if they want to stay comfy on their estates and in their crystal palaces.
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