83% of U.S. Residents Oppose Immigration Increase

[get_involved]

Pew Research Center Poll: 83% of U.S. Residents Oppose Immigration Increase | NumbersUSA

Record 61.8 million U.S. Residents Speak Foreign Language at Home!

The "Melting Pot" is not melting! There is a huge lack of assimilation from too much immigration!

Record 61.8 million U.S. Residents Speak Foreign Language at Home

 

[Statistikhengst]

And being able to speak a foreign language at home is somehow a bad thing? Really?

Please show me the clause in the Constitution where an official state language is declared.

Oh wait, there isn't such a clause.

The USA is one of only a handful of nations, if even a handful, that has no official national language.

Since that is that case, exactly which language is therefore a "foreign" language? Hmmm???

My daughter speaks 3 languages and will surely learn one or two more in the next years.

And you think that is bad?

Are you sick, or just brain damaged?

 

[Geaux4it]

And being able to speak a foreign language at home is somehow a bad thing? Really?

Please show me the clause in the Constitution where an official state language is declared.

Oh wait, there isn't such a clause.

The USA is one of only a handful of nations, if even a handful, that has no official national language.

Since that is that case, exactly which language is therefore a "foreign" language? Hmmm???

My daughter speaks 3 languages and will surely learn one or two more in the next years.

And you think that is bad?

Are you sick, or just brain damaged?

But what does that have to do with the 83% of Americans polled which oppose increase in immigration?

-Geaux

 

[Statistikhengst]

And being able to speak a foreign language at home is somehow a bad thing? Really?

Please show me the clause in the Constitution where an official state language is declared.

Oh wait, there isn't such a clause.

The USA is one of only a handful of nations, if even a handful, that has no official national language.

Since that is that case, exactly which language is therefore a "foreign" language? Hmmm???

My daughter speaks 3 languages and will surely learn one or two more in the next years.

And you think that is bad?

Are you sick, or just brain damaged?

But what does that have to do with the 83% of Americans polled which oppose increase in immigration?

-Geaux

Yes, indeed, that is the question. Because the OP link points to absolutely no data to back up this claim.

So, ask the OP.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

And being able to speak a foreign language at home is somehow a bad thing? Really?

Please show me the clause in the Constitution where an official state language is declared.

Oh wait, there isn't such a clause.

The USA is one of only a handful of nations, if even a handful, that has no official national language.

Since that is that case, exactly which language is therefore a "foreign" language? Hmmm???

My daughter speaks 3 languages and will surely learn one or two more in the next years.

And you think that is bad?

Are you sick, or just brain damaged?

But what does that have to do with the 83% of Americans polled which oppose increase in immigration?

-Geaux

Yes, indeed, that is the question. Because the OP link points to absolutely no data to back up this claim.

So, ask the OP.

 

[Geaux4it]

From the link

-Geaux

===================================

The Pew report on population growth and immigration that was released on September 28, which projected that immigration would add 103 million people to the U.S. population between 2015 and 2065, accounting for 88 percent of total population growth, also contained polling data on attitudes about immigration policy (pages 121-127).

The reason that people favor less immigration becomes clear when they are asked about its effect on society.

The Pew polling data is very important because it confirms that Americans, while welcoming to immigrants, want lower levels of immigration.

Pew Research Center Poll: 83% of U.S. Residents Oppose Immigration Increase | NumbersUSA

 

[Statistikhengst]

From the link

-Geaux

===================================

The Pew report on population growth and immigration that was released on September 28, which projected that immigration would add 103 million people to the U.S. population between 2015 and 2065, accounting for 88 percent of total population growth, also contained polling data on attitudes about immigration policy (pages 121-127).

The reason that people favor less immigration becomes clear when they are asked about its effect on society.

The Pew polling data is very important because it confirms that Americans, while welcoming to immigrants, want lower levels of immigration.

Pew Research Center Poll: 83% of U.S. Residents Oppose Immigration Increase | NumbersUSA

Well, I figured if the OP can lie out of his ass, so can I.

Because the OP title is an out and out lie.

Here, from p. 123 of the PEW survey that is quoted, the actual numbers:

As you can clearly see, 49% is not the same as 83%. And it could never be 83%, because 15% of those polled actually want immigration to INCREASE and 34% want immigration levels to stay as they are, which means neither increase nor decrease.

But as Right-wingers are so prone to lie out their asses, all they did, in their laziness, was to take the 15% who want an increase + the 2% who gave no answer and then subtracted it from 100 and came up with a figure of 83% that is nothing more than a trip through fairy-dust land. Again, the OP title says:

83% of U.S. Residents Oppose Immigration Increase

That is a lie.

get_involved : you are a liar. And the numbers prove that you lied. Go fuck yourself, you RWNJ.


Derideo_Te

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Here's the kind of people we are letting in the country today:

• "Despite concerted efforts to stem the flow, we have largely failed to stop Americans from traveling overseas to join jihadists. Of the hundreds of Americans who have sought to travel to the conflict zone in Syria and Iraq, authorities have only interdicted a fraction of them."

US failing to stop most people trying to join ISIS, report finds

 

[Geaux4it]

Some key takeaways from the article

-Geaux
--------------------------------

The public’s views of
immigrants’ impact on the
U.S. vary across different
aspects of American life.
Views are most negative about
the economy and crime: Half
of U.S. adults say immigrants
are making things worse in
those areas. On the economy,
28%
say immigrants are
making things better
,
while
20% say they are not having
much of an effect. On crime,
by contrast, just 7% say
immigrants are making things
better
,
while 41% generally see
no positive or negative impact
of immigrants in the U.S. on
crime

 

[Statistikhengst]

Some key takeaways from the article

-Geaux
--------------------------------

The public’s views of
immigrants’ impact on the
U.S. vary across different
aspects of American life.
Views are most negative about
the economy and crime: Half
of U.S. adults say immigrants
are making things worse in
those areas. On the economy,
28%
say immigrants are
making things better
,
while
20% say they are not having
much of an effect. On crime,
by contrast, just 7% say
immigrants are making things
better
,
while 41% generally see
no positive or negative impact
of immigrants in the U.S. on
crime

Yes, that is also in the write-up, however, it is unrelated to the OP title, which is a lie.

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[Geaux4it]

Some key takeaways from the article

-Geaux
--------------------------------

The public’s views of
immigrants’ impact on the
U.S. vary across different
aspects of American life.
Views are most negative about
the economy and crime: Half
of U.S. adults say immigrants
are making things worse in
those areas. On the economy,
28%
say immigrants are
making things better
,
while
20% say they are not having
much of an effect. On crime,
by contrast, just 7% say
immigrants are making things
better
,
while 41% generally see
no positive or negative impact
of immigrants in the U.S. on
crime

Yes, that is also in the write-up, however, it is unrelated to the OP title, which is a lie.

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OK- ~50% think so... Just about the same margin than gave us the abortion Obama for 8 years. Thank god that sentence is coming to an end

-Geaux

 

[Disir]

Pew Research Center Poll: 83% of U.S. Residents Oppose Immigration Increase | NumbersUSA

Record 61.8 million U.S. Residents Speak Foreign Language at Home!

The "Melting Pot" is not melting! There is a huge lack of assimilation from too much immigration!

Record 61.8 million U.S. Residents Speak Foreign Language at Home

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Why do you shoot yourself in the foot?

 

[Statistikhengst]

Some key takeaways from the article

-Geaux
--------------------------------

The public’s views of
immigrants’ impact on the
U.S. vary across different
aspects of American life.
Views are most negative about
the economy and crime: Half
of U.S. adults say immigrants
are making things worse in
those areas. On the economy,
28%
say immigrants are
making things better
,
while
20% say they are not having
much of an effect. On crime,
by contrast, just 7% say
immigrants are making things
better
,
while 41% generally see
no positive or negative impact
of immigrants in the U.S. on
crime

Yes, that is also in the write-up, however, it is unrelated to the OP title, which is a lie.

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OK- ~50% think so... Just about the same margin than gave us the abortion Obama for 8 years. Thank god that sentence is coming to an end

-Geaux

So, you agree that 49 and 83 are not the same number. Good.

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[Stephanie]

of course they do. we don't anymore unprotected immigrations right now. we want CONTROL of our boarders first and foremost. anyone who supports Obama and the Democrats party on immigration is UNAMERCIAN

 

[paulitician]

Yet our Immigration System continues to be dismantled, and the border stays wide open. Do Citizens still have say in what their Government does? It doesn't look like it.

 

[Statistikhengst]

of course they do. we don't anymore unprotected immigrations right now. we want CONTROL of our boarders first and foremost. anyone who supports Obama and the Democrats party on immigration is UNAMERCIAN

"boarders"

"unamercian"

LOL

 

[Geaux4it]

Some key takeaways from the article

-Geaux
--------------------------------

The public’s views of
immigrants’ impact on the
U.S. vary across different
aspects of American life.
Views are most negative about
the economy and crime: Half
of U.S. adults say immigrants
are making things worse in
those areas. On the economy,
28%
say immigrants are
making things better
,
while
20% say they are not having
much of an effect. On crime,
by contrast, just 7% say
immigrants are making things
better
,
while 41% generally see
no positive or negative impact
of immigrants in the U.S. on
crime

Yes, that is also in the write-up, however, it is unrelated to the OP title, which is a lie.

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OK- ~50% think so... Just about the same margin than gave us the abortion Obama for 8 years. Thank god that sentence is coming to an end

-Geaux

So, you agree that 49 and 83 are not the same number. Good.

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Glad you point out the obvious...

BTW- Water is wet

-Geaux