Majority of Americans say more asylum judges would help situation at border; substantial shares say several other proposals would also be effective

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February 13, 2024

3. What would improve the U.S. immigration system?

Majority of Americans say more asylum judges would help situation at border; substantial shares say several other proposals would also be effective

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Majority of Americans say more asylum judges would help situation at border; substantial shares say several other proposals would also be effective

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3. What would improve the U.S. immigration system?

Majority of Americans say more asylum judges would help situation at border; substantial shares say several other proposals would also be effective

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