Princeton Survey Research Associates International May 2012 Omnibus Week 1
May 2012 Omnibus Week 1Princeton Survey Research Associates International forNational Journal
Final Topline ResultsMay 7, 2012Total: 999 adults age 18 and olderMargin of error: Plus or minus 3.6 percentage pointsInterviewing dates: May 3-6, 2012Notes: Due to rounding, percentages may not add to 100. An asterisk (*) indicates values lessthan 0.5%.
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Princeton Survey Research Associates International May 2012 Omnibus Week 1
READ TO ALL: Thinking about some issues before Congress… ASK ALLCC1. As you may know, the Supreme Court recently heard arguments for and against a lawpassed by the state of Arizona dealing with illegal immigration. As I describe some partsof the law, tell me if you approve or disapprove of each. (First/Next) do you approve ordisapprove of [INSERT ITEM; READ IN ORDER]?
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Approve Disapprove(VOL.)Don’t know/Refuseda.
Allowing police to question anyone whothey think may be in the countryillegallyMay 3-6, 2012 57 38 5May 6-9, 2010 62 35 3b.
Requiring people to produce documentsverifying their legal status if police ask for themMay 3-6, 2012 68 28 3May 6-9, 2010 73 23 4c.
Allowing police to detain anyone whocannot verify their legal statusMay 3-6, 2012 53 41 6May 6-9, 2010 67 29 4d.
Making it a crime for anyone in thecountry illegally to look for or acceptwork May 3-6, 2012 47 47 6
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PSRAI/Pew Research Center for the People & the Press May10 Wk1 Omnibus trend; Stem wording inMay 2010 was “The state of Arizona recently passed a law dealing with illegal immigration
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Princeton Survey Research Associates International May 2012 Omnibus Week 1
ASK ALLCC2. Congress is considering different options for how to treat young people who werebrought to the U.S. as children by parents who are illegal immigrants. Some of theseyoung people are attending college or have enlisted in the U.S. military. When it comesto young people in these situations, do you think Congress should: [READ ITEMS INORDER].May 3-6201249 Allow them to remain in the U.S. legally and guarantee them that they can become American citizens if they complete their studies or military service, OR 35 Allow them to remain in the U.S. legally and apply for citizenship if they completetheir studies or military service but NOT guarantee them that they can become American citizens, OR 10 Not allow them to remain in the U.S. at all?6 Neither/Other [VOL. DO NOT READ]1 Don’t know/Refused [VOL. DO NOT READ] ASK ALLCC3. As you may know, the Senate recently passed a bill called the Violence Against Women Act which pays for legal assistance for domestic violence victims and domestic violenceprevention programs, among other things. When passing the bill, the Senate addedseveral items. Please tell me if you support or oppose each of the following additions.(First/Next) do you support or oppose [INSERT ITEMS; RANDOMIZE]?Support Oppose(VOL.)Don’t know/Refuseda.
Including gays and lesbians in thegroup that is protected under this lawMay 3-6, 2012 62 30 8b.
Increasing the number of visas grantedto abused legal and illegal immigrantsfrom 10,000 to 15,000May 3-6, 2012 42 47 11c.
Expanding the authority of Native American officials to handle abuse casesof Indian women by non-IndiansMay 3-6, 2012 58 28 14
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