Survey shows AAPI adults more likely to see immigration
New poll shows how AAPI adults view legal, illegal immigration
A new poll shows that 8 in 10 Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults believe legal immigration significantly boosts the U.S. economy. The survey, conducted by AAPI Data and the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research in early September,
Vice President Harris is crushing former President Donald Trump among Asian Americans, Hawaiian natives and Pacific islanders ...
Jayapal’s policies focus on economic equity, comprehensive immigration reform, and accessible healthcare. As a member of the ...
The report titled, “Empowered/Imperiled: The Rise of South Asian Representation and Anti-South Asian Racism,” noted that anti ...
First reported Friday by Politico, the $3.5 million campaign is the “largest expenditure program focused on AAPI voters for ...
AAPI voters are also more likely to believe that she is the candidate who better represents their background and policy views. The new survey from AAPI Data and APIAVote finds that around 6 in 10 ...
And it’ll be nice to have a first female president with a lot of energy, coming from and love support coming from all of us,” ...
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene, representing Washington’s 1st Congressional District, brings a commitment to the needs of ...
The Impact Fund, a political organization representing Indian and South Asian American communities, and Future Forward, a ...
Former President Donald Trump may have received a major boost to his chances in North Carolina on Tuesday, with the latest Rasmussen Reports poll finding the Republican nominee 5 percentage points ...
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