According to a recent poll, there has been an increase in the number of Americans expressing concerns about illegal immigration and future terrorist attacks.
The latest Gallup survey, which was released on Friday, reveals a noteworthy increase in the percentage of people who express a significant level of concern about the rise in illegal immigration. According to the report, the figure has risen by 7 percent. Interestingly, this level of concern is comparable to the number of individuals who share the same intensity of worry regarding potential terrorist attacks.
Republicans experienced a slight decrease in concern over illegal immigration, with a 1 percent decline from 74 percent in 2023 to 73 percent in the latest survey. In contrast, independent voters showed a slight increase in concern, rising from 39 percent in 2023 to 44 percent in 2024.
According to the latest poll, Republicans expressed the highest level of concern about future terrorist attacks, with 59 percent of them being worried. In comparison, 41 percent of independent voters and 32 percent of Democrats shared the same concerns.
Less than a week ago, a Harvard CAPS-Harris poll revealed that immigration ranked as a primary concern for voters in the upcoming general election. According to the survey, 36 percent of voters viewed immigration as the most critical issue facing the country. These findings from Gallup further support the notion that immigration is a significant topic on the minds of many voters.
According to the poll, a significant 33 percent of voters identified inflation and price increases as the most pressing concern for the United States.
