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Harvard/Harris poll finds majorities favor deporting criminal illegal aliens and local cooperation with federal authorities

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The cited Harvard/Harris poll publication contains the listed percentage results (including 73%, 67%, 67%, 60%, 57%) as reported in the excerpt.

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The White House published an article citing two recent polls (Cygnal and Harvard-Harris) which it says show broad public support for deporting unauthorized immigrants—especially those convicted of crimes—and for state and local cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The piece highlights specific poll figures (for example, 73% saying unauthorized entry is breaking the law; 67% supporting local cooperation with federal authorities) and uses the results to justify continued enforcement and criticize Democrats who oppose ICE.
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Unable to reliably extract and read the specific poll figures from the Harvard CAPS/Harris January 2026 Key Results PDF (site returned a binary PDF that could not be parsed for the cited percentages). I attempted to access the HHP_Jan2026_KeyResults.pdf and related hp_pdf_page entries but could not confirm the exact question wording or subgroups for the 73% and 67% items. Recommend re-checking the Harvard CAPS/Harris downloadable Key Results PDF (HHP_Jan2026_KeyResults.pdf) and the poll topline/crosstabs for precise percentages and question text; retry access on 2026-02-05 if still inaccessible.

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  1. Scheduled follow-up · Feb 05, 2026overdue
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  3. Update · Feb 03, 2026, 12:11 PMTech Error
    Unable to reliably extract and read the specific poll figures from the Harvard CAPS/Harris January 2026 Key Results PDF (site returned a binary PDF that could not be parsed for the cited percentages). I attempted to access the HHP_Jan2026_KeyResults.pdf and related hp_pdf_page entries but could not confirm the exact question wording or subgroups for the 73% and 67% items. Recommend re-checking the Harvard CAPS/Harris downloadable Key Results PDF (HHP_Jan2026_KeyResults.pdf) and the poll topline/crosstabs for precise percentages and question text; retry access on 2026-02-05 if still inaccessible.
  4. Update · Feb 03, 2026, 11:37 AMTech Error
    Unable to reliably extract the specific question-level percentages from the Harvard CAPS/Harris January 2026 key results PDF using available tools; retry later.
  5. Original article · Feb 02, 2026
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