The percentage of Republicans wanting to see legal immigration levels reduced has fallen by 40 points since last year, the pollster reports.

A new Gallup poll showed a sharp reversal in support for President Donald Trump's immigration policies after several months of critical news coverage of ICE raids, controversial detention centers, and other crackdown efforts -- and the big swing in opinion is largely being driven by Republicans.

The hardening of public opinion against mass immigration that took place when the border was in shambles under Biden may be softening as net immigration drops.

The latest Gallup poll revealed that the share of Americans favoring reduced immigration has plummeted. And, in contrast, the percentage holding a positive view of immigration has soared to a historic high.

As the Trump administration continues its crackdown on immigration, a new poll released on Friday found a majority of adults in the United States believe immigration is beneficial for the country and are souring on Trump’s handling of the issue.

Gallup found that 62 percent of Americans disapprove of Trump’s handling of the issue, and there are signs of erosion among Republicans, too.

Chris Cuomo takes a look at data that shows most Americans, regardless of political affiliation, think reasonably about immigration, citing a new Gallup poll that found 8 in 10 Americans say it's good for the country.

A large majority of U.S. adults in a new survey say they believe immigration is good for the country while the number of those wanting to bar it has dropped 20 points in the last year. Results

New June polling from Gallup suggests that Trump’s mass deportation agenda might not be as popular as his advisers think.