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121 Appendix D: Survey Toplines S AMERICAN TRENDS PANEL WAVE 10 MARCH FINAL TOPLINE March 10 April 6, TOTAL N=3,147 WEB RESPONDENTS N=2,833 MAIL RESPONDENTS N=314 28 Now a different kind of question ST.1 What ONE WORD comes to mind first when you think about immigrants in the United States today? [OPEN-END] 12 Illegal 5 Overpopulation/Lots/Many/Overwhelming 4 Legality (other than illegal ) 3 Jobs 3 Deportation/Go home/restrict 3 People/Myself/My family/americans/everyone 3 Work ethic 3 Freedom 2 Hispanics/Mexico/Mexicans 2 Costs/Freeloaders/Burden/Debt 2 Fairness/Unfair 2 Opportunity 2 Workers/Labor 12 General/other, positive 11 General/other, negative 26 General/other, neutral 6 No answer/uncodable ST.2 As far as you know, do you think the immigration system in this country 16 Works pretty well and requires only minor changes 54 Needs major changes 28 Needs to be completely rebuilt 28 Question wording in this topline is that from the Web version of the survey. Question wording and format was adapted for the paper questionnaire delivered by mail; this questionnaire is available on request. All questions asked in both modes unless noted.

122 ST.3 Generally, do you think immigrants coming to the United States [RANDOMIZE RESPONSE OPTIONS 1 AND 2] 45 Make American society better in the long run 37 Make American society worse in the long run 16 Don t have much of an effect on American society one way or the other 3 No answer ST.4 What percentage of today s U.S. population was born in another country? 8 4% 47 13% (Correct) 28 39% 7 55% 10 No answer ST.5 What percentage of immigrants in the U.S. today are living here illegally? 20 9% 34 26% (Correct) 22 45% 14 62% 9 No answer ST.6 Over the last five years, the largest group of immigrants to the United States has come from [RANDOMIZE RESPONSE OPTIONS] 7 Asia (Correct) 3 Europe 69 Latin America 3 Africa 13 Middle East 5 No answer

123 Now a few more questions about immigration to the United States ST.7 In your opinion, should immigration be kept at its present level, increased or decreased? 34 Present level 15 Increased 49 Decreased ST.8 Do you think immigrants in the United States are [RANDOMIZE: better, worse], or not having much effect in each of the following areas? [FOR EACH ITEM, RANDOMIZE RESPONSE CATEGORIES 1 AND 2 IN SAME ORDER AS QUESTION STEM] SOFT PROMPT TEXT If you re sure you want to skip, click Next better worse not having much effect No answer a. Crime, 7 50 41 2 b. Food, music, and the arts, 49 11 37 3 c. The economy, 28 50 20 2 d. Social and moral values, 18 34 45 3 e. Science and technology, 29 12 56 3 ST.8x As far as you know, are there any immigrants living in your community, or not? 78 Yes 21 No

124 ASK IF THERE ARE IMMIGRANTS IN RESPONDENT S COMMUNITY OR MISSING (ST.8x=1,99) [N=2,641]: ST.9 Thinking specifically about immigrants in the community where you live, do you think they are making things [RANDOMIZE IN SAME ORDER AS ST.8: better, worse], or not having much effect in each of the following areas? [FOR EACH ITEM, RANDOMIZE RESPONSE CATEGORIES 1 AND 2 IN SAME ORDER AS QUESTION STEM] SOFT PROMPT TEXT If you re sure you want to skip, click Next. better worse not having much effect No answer a. Crime, 8 36 53 3 b. Food, music, and the arts, 42 9 46 3 c. Jobs opportunities for you and your family, 11 36 50 3 d. Schools, 15 41 41 3 ST.10 In your opinion, what do you think is the main reason most immigrants come to the United States? [PROGRAMMING NOTE: RANDOMIZE RESPONSE OPTIONS 1 THROUGH 4] 4 Educational opportunities 74 Economic opportunities 10 Conflict or persecution in their home country 2 To be reunited with family 5 Some other reason 4 No answer ST.11 Which comes closer to your view even if neither is exactly right? [RANDOMIZE RESPONSE OPTIONS 1 AND 2] 32 Immigrants in our country today generally want to adopt American customs and way of life 66 Immigrants in our country today generally want to hold on to the customs and way of life of their home country

125 ST.12 Do you think the impact of immigrants from [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE ST.12a-e] on American society has been [RANDOMIZE RESPONSE OPTIONS 1 AND 2 IN SAME ORDER FOR ST.12a- ST.12E] SOFT PROMPT TEXT If you re sure you want to skip, click Next. Neither positive nor negative No answer Mostly positive Mostly negative a. EUROPE, 44 9 45 3 b. LATIN AMERICA, 26 37 35 2 c. AFRICA, 26 22 50 3 d. ASIA, 47 11 39 3 e. MIDDLE EAST, 20 39 39 3 ST.13 In your opinion, do most recent immigrants learn English within a reasonable amount of time, or don t they? 39 Yes, they do 59 No, they don t ST.14 Do you think adult immigrants in the United States [RANDOMIZE RESPONSE OPTIONS 1 AND 2] 76 Need to learn to speak English to succeed 22 Can succeed even if they don t speak English ST.15 In deciding whether people from other countries should be allowed to legally immigrate to the United States, should the government give higher priority to [RANDOMIZE RESPONSE OPTIONS 1 AND 2] 56 People who are highly educated and highly skilled workers, even if they do not have family members in the U.S. 37 People who have family members already living in the U.S., even if they are not highly educated or highly skilled workers 6 No answer

126 ST.16 Do you have any friends or relatives who are recent immigrants? 24 Yes 75 No ASK IF THERE ARE IMMIGRANTS IN RESPONDENT S COMMUNITY OR MISSING (ST.8X=1,99) [N=2,641]: ST.17 How many recent immigrants would you say there are in the community where you live? 34 Many 40 Some 23 Only a few 3 None USBORNP Were both of your parents born in the United States, including Puerto Rico or other U.S. territories, or not? 79 Yes, both parents were born in the U.S. (including Puerto Rico or other U.S. territories) 7 No, one parent was born in another country 13 No, both parents were born in another country USBORNG Were ALL of your grandparents born in the United States, including Puerto Rico or other U.S. territories, or not? 63 Yes, ALL grandparents were born in the U.S. (including Puerto Rico or other U.S. territories) 35 No, AT LEAST ONE grandparent was born in another country

127 MAY POLITICAL SURVEY FINAL TOPLINE MAY 12-18, N=2,002 Q.24b Here are some pairs of statements. Please tell me whether the FIRST statement or the SECOND statement comes closer to your own views even if neither is exactly right. The first pair is... [READ AND RANDOMIZE PAIRS BUT NOT STATEMENTS WITHIN EACH PAIR] Immigrants today strengthen our country because of their hard work and talents Immigrants today are a burden on our country because they take our jobs, housing and health care (VOL.) Both/Neither/ DK/Ref May 12-18, 51 41 8 Jan 23-Mar 16, 2014 57 35 8 Dec 3-8, 2013 53 35 11 Oct 30-Nov 6, 2013 49 40 11 Mar 13-17, 2013 49 41 10 Jan 4-8, 2012 48 37 15 Feb 22-Mar 14, 2011 45 44 12 Aug 25-Sep 6, 2010 (RVs) 44 42 14 Jul 21-Aug 5, 2010 42 45 13 Jun 16-20, 2010 39 50 11 Oct 28-Nov 30, 2009 46 40 14 October 2006 41 41 18 March 2006 41 52 7 December 2005 45 44 11 December 2004 45 44 11 June 2003 46 44 10 September 2000 50 38 12 August 1999 46 44 10 October 1997 41 48 11 June 1997 41 48 11 April 1997 38 52 10 June 1996 37 54 9 July 1994 31 63 6