To build onto that
- Only listed party, gender, education, age, or racial group that supports the separating of children: Republicans
- Independents have a 68% disapproval of the policy, Democrats 91%, Men 61%, Women 70%, Educated whites 68%, uneducated whites 52%, 18-34 year olds 80%, 35-49 61%, 50-64 65%, 65+ 60%, white men 55%, white women 65%, whites 60%, blacks 88%, hispanics 80%
- Only groups that support a border wall: Republicans and uneducated whites
- Overall support for a border wall is only 2% better than it was a month after Trump was inaugurated
- Every group supports allowing illegal immigrants to stay who are currently in the USA, either by staying and becoming citizens or staying and not becoming citizens
- Overall support for both versions of staying has increased a combined 9% since a week before Trump was inaugurated
- All groups support, and at least all at 61% or higher, allowing undocumented children to stay who were brought here
- Though overall support has decreased by 2% since February
- All groups think the amount of illegal immigration should either increase or stay the same. Even Republicans are at 52% same and 16% increase. Republicans at 28% decrease, only other group over 20% for decrease are uneducated whites
- Since February, there has been an overall 6% increase in favor of increasing the amount
Pretty clear that Republicans are very much in the minority, at least for this one survey. For the record, this survey had 26% Republicans, 31% Democrats, 39% Independents, and 5% other. 905 respondents with a margin of sampling error of +/- 3.9%.