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Donald Trump presented a new immigration reform proposal to increase the number of immigrants admitted to the US for skills‑based reasons, and decrease the number admitted for family ties and humanitarian needs. Do you support or oppose this proposal? Published on May 20, 2019 → Survey conducted on May 20, 2019 on 17814 U.S. adults
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