Trust in ICE (by Political Orientation)
Trust in ICE rises from about 3% among very liberals to about 90% among very conservatives.
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ICE Weapons Debate (by Political Orientation)
Agreement that ICE agents should not carry weapons declines from 89% among very liberals to 10% among very conservatives. In other words, most moderates and conservatives believe ICE agents should carry weapons.
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Voter ID Support (by Political Orientation)
Support for requiring identification to vote rises from about 44% among very liberals to 97% among conservatives and very conservatives. Most people across the political spectrum agree with requiring voter ID.
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Violence to Stop Deportations (by Generation)
Among people who oppose deportations, 59% of Gen Z, 48% of Millennials, 24% of Gen X, and 15% of Boomers say violence could be justified to stop deportations. People under the age of 45 years are more likely to agree with the use of political violence.
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Deportation vs. Trump Enforcement
Support for deportation rises from 1% to 93% across the ideological spectrum, while support for Trump's enforcement approach rises from 9% to 90%. Gaps between the two are largest among moderates and liberals.
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2026 Immigration Attitudes and Accuracy Study
The Immigration Attitudes and Accuracy Study measured attitudes and accuracy about immigration enforcement. 2,505 responses were collected between January 25, 2026, and January 31, 2026.
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Identifying as Mentally Ill Without Symptoms of Mental Illness: A Growing Generational Divide
Our latest polling suggests that a large proportion of Americans with no, or only mild, mental health symptoms nevertheless believe “mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” Here, we consider the identity-symptom gap.
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“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Generation, Sex, and Political Orientation]
People who believed mental illness was an “important part” of their identity tended to be younger and politically liberal.
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“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Sex]
81% of GenZ women said that mental illness was an “important part” of their identity.
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“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Political Orientation]
78% of Gen Z Liberals and 76% of Millennial Liberals said that mental illness was an “important part” of their identity.
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