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    Voters are much more likely to support immigrant-family separation if they watch Fox News or read Breitbart

Voters are much more likely to support immigrant-family separation if they watch Fox News or read Breitbart

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In June, following a massive public outcry, President Donald Trump suspended his administration’s policy of forcibly separating immigrant families who had crossed the US-Mexico border. Despite the backlash, a majority of Republicans supported Trump’s family-separation policy. In new research based on a recent survey, Kevin Cope and Charles Crabtree take an in-depth look at what drives people’s positions on […]

August 1st, 2018|Charles Crabtree, Justice and Domestic Affairs, Kevin Cope|2 Comments|
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    State legislators are less likely to respond to constituents who are not white

State legislators are less likely to respond to constituents who are not white

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The election of Donald Trump in 2016 has reignited debates over immigration and race in America. In new research, Micah Gell-Redman, Neil Visalvanich, Charles Crabtree, and Christopher Fariss examine how state legislators respond to minority and immigrant constituents by sending emails to more than 5,000 elected officials in 42 states. They find that Black and Hispanic senders were less […]

June 11th, 2018|Charles Crabtree, Christopher Fariss, Elections and party politics across the US, Micah Gell-Redman, Neil Visalvanich|0 Comments|
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