Thursday, August 4, 2011

POLL: Record Support for Arizona-Style Immigration Enforcement Laws | Stand With Arizona

POLL: Record Support for Arizona-Style Immigration Enforcement Laws | Stand With Arizona

At a time when the Department of Justice is following the lead of fringe groups like the ACLU and MALDEF, in suing Arizona and Alabama for their common sense immigration enforcement laws, a new poll shows record support for these approaches by the American people.

According to a new Rasmussen poll, a whopping 75% of Americans support AZ-style penalties vs. employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens, and 65% say police should automatically check immigration status during traffic stops – both record highs and hallmarks of Arizona laws which the Obama Administration has tried to stop. In addition, 67% say a state should be able to enforce immigration laws when the Feds have failed. (see chart below)

American People Stand With Arizona-Style Laws
Enforcement Provision Support Oppose
Strict sanctions on employers who hire illegal aliens 75% 16%
Support state laws to enforce immigration law when Feds fail to act 67% 22%
Automatic immigration checks by police during traffic stops 65% 26%
Shut down companies who knowingly/repeatedly hire illegals 61% 21%
Strict sanctions on landlords who rent to illegal aliens 59% 24%


Source: Rasmussen Reports Poll: National Survey of 1,000 Likely Voters, July 14-15, 2011



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