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Public preferences for admitting climate migrants in the US

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Climate Change, Immigration, Survey Research, US Politics

Published by the US Immigration Policy Center at UC San Diego.

Published August 18, 2021.

Policy brief available here (pdf):
https://usipc.ucsd.edu/publications/usipc-public-preferences-migrants-climate-final.pdf

Methodological index available here (pdf):
https://usipc.ucsd.edu/publications/usipc-public-preferences-migrants-climate-final-supporting-docs.pdf

โ†In the Washington Post: โ€œThe migrant โ€˜surgeโ€™ at the U.S. southern border is actually a predictable patternโ€
Canadians support a green economic recovery from the pandemicโ†’

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