A total of 90% of Mexican nationals disapprove of President Trump's push to build a wall along the southwestern American border, according to a new study released by the Pew Research Center.
Respondents in more than 6 out of 10 countries in a worldwide poll said they opposed the construction of a wall, with the majority of respondents of Latin American nations saying they are against it.
"Across the 33 nations polled, a median of six-in-ten disapprove of building a wall on the border of the U.S. and Mexico, one of Trump’s well-known campaign promises," the study said.
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11 comments:
Who cares what 3rd banana republics think? Just like the scumbag democrats they only care about what is good for them.
Any chance to put POTUS in a bad light poll. Non-profiteers disapprove of sovereignty.
If other countries and California are against the wall, IT MUST BE A GOOD IDEA!!!
One billion percent correct...
who cares what they think. they have been living off us long enough.
Bet they'd feel different if it was their nation being invaded and abused.
Of course they do! Do you know Mexico built the wall on their border with Guatemala? Let's ask Guatemalans if they like it? Of course not. They all want to run to America with No Obstacles in the way and Democrats in D.C. Swamp are cheering them on and providing the buses for their ride. Don't believe the Democrat Propaganda Lies being pushed on you through CNN, MSNBC, ABC and such fakes. Keep America Great, Keep Building That Wall and Keep Trump in the Office! Make Snowflakes Cry Again 2020!
Spot on!
Did we really need a study to come to this conclusion? Of course they oppose it!
Ask a Mexican if they want Guatamalan refugees. Really!
Northwest Woodsman: Of course! How are they to successfully invade and get their free stuff ? Notwithstanding infiltrate our political,system, build sleeper cells and create a source for Hispanic gangs. Baltimore needs more of these to build their vibrant, multicultural society.
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