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As an American immigration and customs enforcement agency, or ICE, action on illegal immigration is on, about half of voters say the department is very aggressive in its exile efforts. In addition, while the support for exile is more, it depends on who is being targeted.
The latest Fox News Survey released on Monday, all illegal immigrants are found in 3 out of 10, while 6 out of 6 support only those with crimes to deport the accused, but will allow others to live and apply for citizenship. One of the 10 favor allows all illegal migrants to live in America
Since 2015, the majority typically favored the exile of illegal immigrants.
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Republicans (54%) are about eight times higher than Democrats (7%), to say that all illegal immigrants should be deported, and one-fourth independent (25%) agree.
Broadly, 8 out of 10 Democrats, 10 out of 10, independent, and 10 out of 10 Republicans agree that at least illegal immigrants should be deported for crimes, while others should be offered a route to live.
On the current approach to exile, however, visuals are divided. Half, 49%, feel ice has been very aggressive in its efforts to deport illegal immigrants, while a quarter (24%) says it is not enough aggressive. About 10 out of 3 say that exile efforts are correct (27%).
Most Democrats feel that ice is very aggressive (81%), while Republicans are divided saying that its functions are correct (43%) or not enough aggressive (40%). Some 17% Republican feels that snow has been very aggressive.
Freedom is more likely to say that the agency is very aggressive (49%) compared to the right (28%) or adequate aggressive (23%).
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Asked what they are concerned about illegal immigration, the largest number of voters says it overbird government programs (39%). Less concern is whether it leads to an increase in crime (16%) or terrorism (10%), works from American citizens (14%), or replaces the country’s culture (9%).
The concern about illegal immigration has moved somewhat to some extent compared to 15 years ago. At that time, by a margin of 10 points, a large part was concerned about economic issues such as overburding or taking away from the jobs from citizens (2010 vs 53% now 63%), and was concerned about increasing low crime (2010 vs 16% now 6%).
Meanwhile, prominences oppose elements related to immigration included in the new budget law, “a large beautiful bill”, as 55% are against increasing spending on the boundary wall and 59% oppose more spending at immigrant detention centers.
By a margin of 6 points, voters feel that the Republican Party is better to handle immigration than the Democratic party, and President Donald Trump’s best job ratings are at border security (56% approval, 44% rejection) and immigration (48%, 51%). Less voters approve foreign policy (45%, 54%), economy (44%, 55%), and inflation and tariffs (36%, 62%). Overall, 46% approved their job performance, while 54% rejection.
One reason is that Trump does so well on border security that 1 out of 5 Democrats have approved the work done – their highest rating on any issue. The same is independent which is more than half the approval, making border security their best issue.
A look at Hispanic voters …
On illegal immigration, the approaches among the Hispanic voters look the same among the voters in total: 60% of the supports accuse illegal immigrants with crimes, while 15% supports people to deport all people here who are illegally here (23% say that all say).
The majority thinks that the ice is very aggressive (57%) with a quarter (57%) with a quarter (57%), and 1 of 5 is not aggressive (19%).
Performance of Trump (54% approval) on border security such as half of Hispanic voters dislike but dislike immigration (60% rejection). Overall, 42% approved and 58% rejected.
And overall, like voters, the biggest concern over illegal immigration among Hispanic voters is reducing the government (35%). Otherwise, anxiety spreads on other issues such as crime (15%), jobs (14%), culture (14%), and terrorism (11%).
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Bicon Research (D) and Shaw & Company Research (R) were held on July 18-21, 2025, this Fox News Survey includes interviews with samples of 1,000 registered voters selected from the National Voter File. The respondents spoke with live interviewers on Landline (114) and Cellphones (636) or completed the online survey after receiving a lesson (250). In results depending on full sample. There is a margin of 3 percent marks sample error. The sampling error for the results between subgroups is higher (it is 9 percent marks among the Hispanic voters). In addition to sample error, questions can affect words and order results. Wates are usually applied to age, breed, education and field variables to ensure that the response of the respondents is representatives of the registered voter population. Sources of developing weight targets include American Community Survey, Fox News Voter Analysis and voter file data.
