Support for Border Wall, Immigration Reform Rises Among American Latinos

The vast majority of Latinos, 62 percent, also support improving border security.

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Under the watch of the Texas National Guard, migrants wait adjacent to the border fence to enter into El Paso, Texas. AP/Andres Leighton, file

Apr 11, 2024, 02:21 PM ET

A new survey shows that support for deportations and the border wall has risen precipitously among American Latinos since 2021, though most still support immigration reform and are concerned about mass deportations.

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Support for Border Wall, Immigration Reform Rises Among American Latinos

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