Immigration continues to be one of the main issues dominating the 2024 electoral campaign, and figures continue to show that former President and presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump holds a solid lead on the preferred way to deal with the situation.
A new report by The New York Times illustrates how the public opinion regarding immigration has shifted over the past years, going from broader acceptance during Trump's presidential term to reluctance as the amount of people reaching the country, especially through the southern border, skyrocketed under President Joe Biden's administration and after the Covid-19 pandemic.
