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The Australian government has unveiled a proposal to force new migrants to live outside Sydney and Melbourne, in order to reduce congestion in these cities. Would you support or oppose a similar initiative in the US to restrict which cities immigrants could live in? Published on October 9, 2018 → Survey conducted on October 9, 2018 on 2203 U.S. adults
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