How Do Americans Feel About Taking In Refugees?

Americans overwhelmingly favor taking in refugees, according to a recent YouGov poll. 52 percent of respondents said that the United States should provide refuge to people fleeing war and oppression while 21 percent said it should not. However, when it comes to Syrian refugees, Americans take a harder line. When asked if their country should accept more or fewer Syrians, 30 percent said fewer, 26 percent said more and 19 percent said they want it to stay the same.

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Refugees and IDPs worldwide 2000-2024
Number of international refugees and internally displaced people 1951-2024
U.S. monthly intake of refugees from Ukraine 2021-2024
Number of refugees in Italy 1992-2023
Number of Ukrainian refugees 2024, by country
Solutions for refugees and IDPs worldwide 2000-2023

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