Read the question. This is why how long is "currently living" makes a huge difference.
TREND: Which comes closest to your view about illegal immigrants who are currently living in the United States? A) They should be allowed to stay in the United States and to eventually apply for U.S. citizenship. B) They should be allowed to remain in the United States, but not be allowed to apply for U.S. citizenship. C) They should be required to leave the U.S.
When I think "currently living", I think of someone who has been here five, 10 years. Someone who has stayed out of trouble, started a family, become a productive member of society
When I think "currently living", I don't think of someone who has been detained for the last 12 months, waiting on an immigration hearing. Or, someone who evaded the Border Patrol and has only been here for a week to six months to a couple of years, living out of a Motel 6.
Again, "currently living" doesn't mean all illegals here in the country. Like I said, you're conflating, and using it to try to claim that only 19% support deporting illegals who are here. Hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions, are here but haven't been living here.