Build it and they won’t come: 68% of American voters want a border fence
Nicely done, President Obama. Well played, Attorney General Holder. Since the court decided in your favor on the Arizona illegal alien law, support for your position has skyrocketed. And by skyrocketed, we mean plummeted.
Nicely done, President Obama. Well played, Attorney General Holder.
Since the court decided in your favor on the Arizona illegal alien law, support for your position has skyrocketed. And by skyrocketed, we mean plummeted.
Rasmussen reports that a remarkable 68% of American voters now want a friggin’ fence:
One more thing, President Obama: If you're not really going to fight to win the war in Afghanistan, how about bringing the troops home and putting them on the border, too
Support for the building of a fence along the Mexican border has reached a new high, and voters are more confident than ever that illegal immigration can be stopped.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 68% of U.S. voters now believe the United States should continue to build a fence on the Mexican border. That’s up nine points from March when the Obama administration halted funding for the fence and the highest level of support ever. Just 21% oppose the continued building of the border fence.
Support for the fence is strong across all demographic groups. But while 76% of Mainstream voters think the United States should continue to build the fence, 67% of the Political Class are opposed to it.
