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In 2018, Trump and many Republicans made race-based, finger-pointing, and scapegoating attacks of immigrants their main campaign message. It will be the main message this cycle too.
America’s Voice will again be tracking racist ads and calling out those who run them and those who fund them. If you see any ads vilifying immigrants or using racist language, please send them our way.
Oct 30, 2026
ICYMI: New Polling Memo: Six Key Points on Americans’ Deepening Rejection of Trump’s Mass Deportation Agenda
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Days before Election Day, a new America’s Voice polling memo finds that a multitude of September and October surveys reinforces six key takeaways about Americans’ views on immigration. The Republican advantage on the issue has collapsed, majorities say the crackdown has gone too far, and cracks...
Oct 29, 2026
Opposition to Trump’s Immigration Policy Also Mobilizes Voters
Washington, DC – Below is a column by Maribel Hastings from America’s Voice en Español translated to English from Spanish. It ran in several Spanish-language media outlets earlier this week: After the 2016 presidential election fiasco—when pollsters predicted a victory for Democrat Hillary Clinton over Republican Donald Trump, and...
Oct 28, 2026
WATCH: Leading Pollsters Break Down Americans’ Rejection of the Trump-Miller Mass Deportation Agenda as New America’s Voice Memo Shows Backlash Deepening
Washington, D.C. — Today, America’s Voice hosted a press call with leading pollsters from Equis, Third Way, and Navigator Research to walk through the year’s polling on immigration. Their findings point the same way: Americans across the political spectrum are rejecting the Trump-Miller mass deportation agenda. Speakers detailed how...
Essential Immigrant Workers:
18.3% of essential workers are immigrant-born. 17.5% of the labor force nationwide are immigrants.
US Health Care:
16% of essentialhealth care workers are immigrants.
TPS and DACA:
131,300 TPS holders and 202,500 DACA recipientsare working on the front lines.
Broad Support:
61% support free COVID-19 treatment forall regardless of status.
