American Public Opinion on Immigration

Five hypotheses are suggested for the investigation of American public opinion on immigration. These hypotheses are as follows:

Support for decreased levels of immigration to the United States is greater among persons who persons who identify themselves are conservative than among persons who describe themselves as liberal.

Support for decreased levels of immigration to the United States is greater among persons who are in non-supervisory work positions than among persons who are in managerial work positions.

Support for decreased levels of immigration to the United States is greater among persons who feel that American values are deteriorating than among persons who feel that American values are strong.

Support for decreased levels of immigration to the United States is greater among persons who oppose free trade in the global economy than among people who support free trade.

Support for decreased levels of immigration to the United States is greater among persons who are paranoid about national security threats than among perso

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