Immigration Dominates U.S. Concerns for Third Consecutive Month

Recent polls reveal immigration as the top issue among Americans, overshadowing economic and governmental concerns as the November elections approach.

Immigration has been rated as the most pressing issue in the U.S. for three months straight, with 27% of Americans citing it as their primary concern.
Economic worries also rise, with 17% of Americans considering it a critical issue, reflecting persistent inflation and job market concerns.
Polls indicate a significant partisan divide on immigration, with a higher percentage of Republicans than Democrats prioritizing the issue.
Public sentiment on immigration could influence the upcoming presidential election, where President Biden faces former President Trump.
Efforts to manage the border crisis, including collaborations with Mexico and increased U.S. enforcement, have not alleviated public concern.