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Latin Times
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Politics
Pedro Camacho

6 in 10 Immigrants in the U.S. Feel Anxious or Afraid About Future in the Country Amid Current Political Climate: Survey

Protesters in Los Angeles rally against deportations (May 1, 2025) (Credit: Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)

A new national survey reveals that six in ten immigrants in the U.S. (61%) report feeling anxious or afraid about their future in the country, citing the political environment and ongoing immigration enforcement as primary drivers.

The concerns are not limited to undocumented individuals as fear is rising even among naturalized citizens and lawfully present immigrants.

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