Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Tarrance Group: 61% Say Immigration 'Serious Problem'


A new nationwide survey by the Tarrance Group in Washington finds that 61 percent believe immigration is a serious problem Congress must address. Among Republicans, it is viewed as a serious problem by 75 percent; among Democrats 47 percent; among Independents 62 percent; among all those surveyed, 61 percent; and among swing voters 59 percent. Survey respondents look to Congress to solve the problem; 62 percent believe it is important that Congress act and Republicans and Democrats alike are blamed for the lack of immigration reform thus far. Immigration reform and the war in Iraq are rated top issues as the November general elections near.

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