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DATA: 42 MILLION Migrants Seeking to Enter USA From Latin America.

42 million adults from Latin America and the Caribbean want permanent residence in the U.S. according to new Gallup polling. The March 24th poll finds that 35% of the 120 million individuals in the region seeking to leave their country are keen on living in the U.S.: “There are 33 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Roughly 450 million adults live in the region. Gallup asked them if they would like to move to another country permanently if they could. A whopping 27% said “yes.” This means roughly 120 million would like to migrate somewhere. Gallup then asked them

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POLL: Dems 3x More Likely to Express Favorable View of Genocidal CCP Than Republicans.

A new Gallup poll reveals Americans’ favorability rating for China has hit an all-time low of 20 percent and that Democrats are nearly three times more likely to hold a favorable view of the communist country than Republicans. The early February poll shows that just 10 percent of Republicans, 22 percent of Independents, and 27 percent of Democrats have a “favorable opinion of China.” The new numbers represent a marked downward shift of 13, 17, and eight points, respectively. As a result, Americans’ overall favorability rating of the country – which perpetuates genocide against Uyghurs, targets the U.S. with information

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President Trump is STILL More Popular Than Congress AND The Media

Gallup polling reveals that President Trump remains more popular than the same institutions that have unrelentingly attacked him since he descended the escalator in Trump Tower and declared his run for President of the United States five years ago. Despite a full-frontal assault on the President for half a decade, Donald Trump remains more popular than other institutions in the United States. Congress had a pitiful approval rating of 15 percent in December, with a whopping 82 percent of Americans telling Gallup they disapproved of the job Congress was doing. The last time Congress was popular was immediately after the

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Gallup: Trump is America’s ‘Most Admired Man’ for 2020

Americans are most likely to name President Donald Trump as their “most admired man” of 2020 according to a new Gallup poll. Overall, 18 percent of Americans named President Trump, 15 percent named former President Barrack Obama, six percent named Joe Biden, and three percent named Dr. Anthony Fauci as their most admired man in the December 29th poll. President Trump’s eclipse of Obama by three percentage points marks the end of a 12-year run as the most admired man for the former president. President Trump tied Obama last year. A deep dive into who comprises the 18 percent reveals

New Gallup Poll Reveals Rising Pro-Life Support

Gallup recently released a 2019 public opinion poll that revealed rising pro-life support in certain areas. The poll surveyed public attitudes about abortion. There was a lot of information given in the survey results, but here are five key takeaways: 1. Pro-life identification is at its highest level since 2013. In 2013, the number of people who identified as pro-life dropped to roughly 44 percent. This 2019 poll showed that the number has increased to 49 percent. 2. Those who want to see Roe v. Wade overturned are still in the minority. While the number of people who identify as

New Poll: Majority of Americans Support Strong Limits on Abortion

Results from Gallup’s annual Values and Beliefs poll released this week reveal that the majority of Americans are in favor of placing legal restrictions on abortion. According to the poll, 50 percent of Americans believe abortions should only be available “under certain circumstances,” and the majority of this group believe only a “few circumstances” warrant protection. Eighteen percent of respondents said it should be illegal in all circumstances, while 29 percent said abortion should be available under any circumstance. Looking at the combined numbers, a majority of Americans (53 percent) believe abortion should either be illegal or limited significantly —