It's interesting to see that TechCrunch and Gallup put completely different spin on the same results. Gallup's headline [1] emphasizes that the number who want immigration decreased is at a record low, while TechCrunch's emphasizes that the numbers who want immigration increased are still pretty low.
That's a tricky question. For example, I would love official immigration to be streamlined and allow more people, but if you count illegal immigration I don't know if I want the total number of immigrants to increase.
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It's interesting to see that TechCrunch and Gallup put completely different spin on the same results. Gallup's headline [1] emphasizes that the number who want immigration decreased is at a record low, while TechCrunch's emphasizes that the numbers who want immigration increased are still pretty low.
[1] http://www.gallup.com/poll/163457/americans-pro-immigration-...
That's a tricky question. For example, I would love official immigration to be streamlined and allow more people, but if you count illegal immigration I don't know if I want the total number of immigrants to increase.