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Immigrant Voters Swing 40 Points Right on Immigration, Republicans Now Ahead by Eight

This shift has driven nearly half of foreign-born voters to back President Trump’s immigration stance.

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Overview

  • Analysis by CNN’s Harry Enten shows immigrant voters moved from a 32-point Democratic advantage on immigration in 2020 to an eight-point Republican lead by mid-2025.
  • No other voter bloc shifted as far to the right on immigration issues between 2020 and 2024, according to the data.
  • President Trump’s support among immigrant voters increased steadily from 36% in 2016 to 47% in the 2024 election cycle.
  • In some surveys, immigrant voters favored Trump over his Democratic opponent in 2024, marking a notable reversal from previous elections.
  • Attitudes toward undocumented immigrants among foreign-born citizens flipped from a 23-point favorability margin in 2020 to a six-point deficit in 2024, reflecting growing hawkishness.