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Federal deportation policy and long-term noncriminal residents

Baseline proposition: Deport long-term employed immigrants without criminal records who are living in the United States illegally

Evidence outcome: Oppose

The deterministic population-consensus-without-cross-poll-averaging.v1 method classified the reviewed evidence as oppose for the stated baseline proposition. It did not average unlike polls or establish a campaign position.

What this does not mean

This profile reports reviewed public-opinion evidence for the exact proposition above. It is not factual proof that benefits or costs prevail, a participant mandate, a policy recommendation, or an official campaign position. Recommendation: none. Campaign position: not established.

Published exact Wisconsin registered-voter opinion context under the approved POLL-001 batch. Each proposition, population, uncertainty, wording limitation, missing voice, and no-position boundary remains separate.

Adults age 18 or older who were currently registered to vote in Wisconsin or planned to register.

Do you favor or oppose deporting immigrants who are living in the United States illegally back to their home countries even if they have lived here for a number of years, have jobs and no criminal record?

Strongly favor
20%
Somewhat favor
16%
Somewhat oppose
19%
Strongly oppose
45%
Don't know
0%

Source and fieldwork

Marquette Law School Poll registered-voter toplines, July 8-16, 2026. Marquette University Law School; sponsored by Marquette Law School. 419 respondents, fielded July 8, 2026 through July 16, 2026. Evidence is current.

Official toplines · Official methodology

Method boundary

Directions apply only to the exact baseline proposition and do not establish a candidate position.

Reported margin of error is plus or minus 6.2 percentage points; sampling error is only one potential source of error.

Sampling, weighting, and limitations

Sampling: Full-probability hybrid Wisconsin registration-based sample and probability-based SSRS Opinion Panel, administered by web and live-interviewer telephone in English.

Weighting: Design weighting, source-specific nonresponse adjustment, compositing, and calibration to Wisconsin registered-voter demographic, 2020 presidential-result, and partisanship benchmarks.

  • Published percentages are rounded to whole numbers.
  • The survey was administered in English only by web and live-interviewer telephone.
  • Question wording, nonresponse, mode, order, measurement, and other unmeasured errors may affect the result.
  • Must remain separate from the general deportation wording; the framing materially changes the result.
  • The statewide registered-voter result remains separate from affected-community evidence and member results.

Missing voices

  • Immigrants and mixed-status families
  • Employers and workers
  • Local governments and service providers
  • People affected by crime and public-safety policy

Conflicts

No conflict exists within the single admitted item. That does not establish broader agreement or replace missing evidence.

Reproducibility record

Method
population-consensus-without-cross-poll-averaging.v1
As of
2026-08-25T18:50:25Z
Profile version
fce7f5ae-5752-50c6-b568-9d289eb18939
Profile digest
sha256:085cc63afededa46712ba6289f77d4ae176bfcb4831140d0dcde6b869aa148e5
Issue version digest
sha256:5ce4771d75b18b1ee2243c58a626223fa776ea920b2b2acc4840f2a9a3ca72c7
Published
2026-08-25T19:36:47.004886Z