Immigration to the USA: Current Opinions on the Ukraine and Latin America Countries

Abstract

The U.S. stands in solidarity with our allies in NATO and European Countries regarding the Ukrainian invasion and war atrocities. The vast majority of Americans support efforts to help Ukrainian people during this Russian military invasion. It is a well-known fact that large communities of Ukrainians live in the U.S. and have American citizenship. Immigration from the Ukraine to the U.S. has existed for decades. Americans support lawful immigration from other countries into the U.S. Overall, more Americans approve than disapprove of President Biden’s response to this Russian invasion and humanitarian crisis. There is bipartisan support for limited U.S. intervention but a plurality of Republicans think the U.S. should be doing more in providing Ukraine with military support. There needs to be a balance between avoiding a larger military conflict with Russia and increasing economic pressure.