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. . . and it is a deal breaker for Hispanic voters. Hispanics overwhelmingly want illegals on a path to protection and will strike out at nativists.
NOT A DEAL BREAKER FOR REPUBLICANS
Even among Republicans, many say they could see themselves voting for a candidate who wants to keep Obama's action in place.
Three-quarters of Republicans say they would prefer to vote for a candidate who would undo it, but a combined 55 percent would either prefer to support a candidate who would keep it in place or could imagine themselves voting for such a candidate.
Even among conservative Republicans, nearly half — 47 percent — could at least imagine voting for a candidate who would keep the action in place.
Significant minorities of Republicans — about 4 in 10 — support allowing immigrants brought to the United States as children, along with parents of citizens or permanent residents, to stay legally.
AP-GfK Poll Immigration not a deal breaker for Republicans - Yahoo News
NOT A DEAL BREAKER FOR REPUBLICANS
Even among Republicans, many say they could see themselves voting for a candidate who wants to keep Obama's action in place.
Three-quarters of Republicans say they would prefer to vote for a candidate who would undo it, but a combined 55 percent would either prefer to support a candidate who would keep it in place or could imagine themselves voting for such a candidate.
Even among conservative Republicans, nearly half — 47 percent — could at least imagine voting for a candidate who would keep the action in place.
Significant minorities of Republicans — about 4 in 10 — support allowing immigrants brought to the United States as children, along with parents of citizens or permanent residents, to stay legally.
AP-GfK Poll Immigration not a deal breaker for Republicans - Yahoo News