Republicans and Democrats remain firmly divided on how to handle immigration, according to a new poll from the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
The survey, conducted by Ipsos, asked respondents how they would rate different proposals related to immigration. It found that none of the eight separate policies garnered support from a majority of Republicans and Democrats.
Most voters (66%) approved of a policy “putting more severe penalties on businesses if they hire people who are not legally allowed to work in the U.S.,” including 85% of Republicans and 67% of independents, but just 48% of Democrats.
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