[robert david]

Where exactly does it say that Americans are against legalization? All I see from that poll is that Americans are not that concerned with legalization one way or the other.

However, they are concerned about securing our borders. John McCain has promised to do just that. Obama has not.

Besides the only polls that really matter are the ones that decided who would be the parties' nominees. The American people have chosen two candidates who support comprehensive immigration reform. They overwhelmingly rejected candidates such as Tancredo and Hunter who took an extreme stance on immigration.


"Slightly over half (53%) now say the nation’s immigration policy should welcome all except criminals and those who pose a national security risk. But 28% of voters disagree."

This gives me hope that Americans are finally ready for true immigration reform which will include a substantial increase in legal immigration.

[kabar]

Where exactly does it say that Americans are against legalization? All I see from that poll is that Americans are not that concerned with legalization one way or the other.

Just 30% would favor legislation that focused “exclusively on legalizing the status of undocumented workers already living in the United States.” Fifty-seven percent (57%) oppose that strategy, including 63% of Republicans, 52% of Democrats, and 55% of unaffiliated voters.