| En México, el presidente Obama se muestra optimista para la Reforma Migratoria, pero estadounidenses |
In Mexico, President Obama Expresses Optimism for Immigration Reform, But Many Americans Express Bias against Mexican Immigrants Public Impressions of Illegal Immigration Flows Exaggerated. © The Chicago Council on Global Affairs / Wilson Center Mexico Institute, May 06, 2013, 7 p. Immigration reform gained momentum in the United States after the 2012 presidential election, when the Hispanic vote helped to swing the election conclusively toward President Obama, a fact he alluded to recently while in Mexico. This just-completed, nationwide Chicago Council survey reveals support for some variation of immigration reform, similar to other recent polls. But there is still a lot of grassroots work to be done to break down stereotypes. Half of Americans overstate unauthorized immigration levels into the United States, which seems to intensify bias against Mexican immigrants and opposition to reform. Palabras Clave: Estados Unidos, México, Barack Obama, migración, flijos migratorios, flujos migratorios, política migratoria, reforma migratoria, mercado laboral, estereotipos, inmigrantes indocumentados, Chicago Council, encuestas Clasificación JEL: F22, J13, O15, O18, R23, R28, Y10 |
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