U.S. BORDER CONTROL

Polls and Survey Data

U.S. Border Control conducts its own polls and surveys and monitors other surveys related to the issues of immigration and border policy. The data is presented to the media and to Congress in an effort to demonstrate public opinion on these issues. In the surveys summarized below, you will note that every sector of our society, every nationality, every color, race or creed, supports ending illegal immigration.

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• January 2006 Eighty percent of Americans polled believe their government is ‘not doing enough’ to control illegal immigration
• December 2005 Bush immigration stance proves unpopular among U.S. residents
• September 2005 Nearly 50 percent of California voters describe themselves as “extremely concerned” about illegal immigration
• May 2005 Zogby poll finds Americans are fed up with illegal aliens
• April 2005 Majority of Californians oppose illegal immigrant driver's licenses
• March 2005 Florida voters oppose immigration amnesty
• January 2005 Alabamians will be a tough sell for Bush's amnesty proposal
• November 2004 Many Arizona Hispanics backed crackdown on illegals
• October 2004 Carolinans want stricter immigration laws
• February 2004 California survey says no licenses for illegals
• January 2004 New CBS poll finds plummeting support for Bush
• December 2003Americans want illegal immigration reduced
• November 2003 North Carolinans aren’t setting out the welcome mat for immigrants
• September 2003 Arizona poll finds voters want to end public assistance to immigrants
• August 2003 - Carolinas poll finds too many immigrants, too few jobs
• May 2003 - Languages generate jobs, but lead to alienation; demographers say we had better get used to it
• May 2003 - Immigrants were less supportive of war
• February 2003 - Fear of Terrorism/Security Findings Dominate National Poll
• February 2003 -Immigration views now focus on security, poll says
• December 2002 -Keep Muslims out, poll says; nearly half of Canadians want immigration crackdown
• December 2002 -Hispanics Polled See Themselves as Diverse
• USBC Voting Analysis of the 105th Congress
• USBC Voting Analysis of the 104th Congress
• Roper Poll