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I would like to see an honest poll, that divides legal and illegal. Combining the two discredits the question.
The use of the word immigration for legal and illegal immigration is deceptive, and it is meant to elicit a specific response. Most are for legal immigration, but against illegal immigration. So combining the two does not give a clear picture. It's More..
RichardB is exactly right. The issue is illegal vs legal immigrants. This article is advancing a liberal view point. Go ahead and sugarcoat it anyway you want, but illegal is illegal - Article of Faith#12: "We believe in being subject to kings, More..