56% of Voters Oppose Revoking Title 42

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A new poll from Morning Consult/Politico shows that a full 56% of voters would prefer to keep the Trump-era border policy in place.

According to the Daily Caller:

The Biden administration announced Friday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would be ending Title 42, a pandemic health measure put in place during the Trump administration to deport illegal migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Out of the 56% of voters who responded opposing the Biden administration plan, 42% of those voters said that they “strongly disagree” with ending the pandemic era border protection, the poll stated.

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Sixty percent of Democrats told the Morning Consult/Politico pollsters they still approve of the Biden administration’s decision to end Title 42, but Independent and Republican voters had a very different reaction.

President Joe Biden’s polling on immigration issues has been a sore spot for him since enacting his executive actions on immigration shortly after taking office, according to a February 2021 Morning Consult/Politico poll.

Almost 50% of voters disagreed with Biden’s decision to allow 125,000 refugees into the country, with only 39% supporting it, the poll showed.

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Splish_Splash
2 years ago

I AM VERY HAPPY THAT ~ 56% of Voters Oppose Revoking Title 42. my concern is the mentality of the 44% who do not! I know there will aways be disagreements about EVERYTHING, but the lack of common sense, and ability to rationally think things out in this age is a huge concern to me. At my age, 77 I will most likely not see the end result of what is going on, although my mom lived to be 98! I’m not sure I want to be here until 2042, to be honest. Fortunately, I know the creator God is in charge! Selah! MARANANTHA!

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