Among American Jews, views on Jewish identity and Israel vary by religiosity

Forty percent of religiously affiliated Jewish adults feel very or extremely emotionally attached to Israel and 48% say supporting Israel is a key part of their Jewish identity. Among secular Jews, only 11% say they are emotionally attached to Israel and just 12% consider support…

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Only a quarter believe that the U.S. is a great place for immigrants

Sixty-five percent support granting citizenship to all children born in the United States. Fewer, 49%, support granting citizenship to children born to parents who are in the U.S. illegally.

Trust in Trump’s decision making on the use of military force overseas is low

Fifty-six percent of the public has little or no trust in Trump’s judgment regarding the use of military force overseas. Still, 80% continue to be at least moderately concerned about the direct threat of Iran’s nuclear program to…

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Fifty-eight percent of adults report receiving scam attempts daily

A quarter of adults report being scammed into providing personal information, and 17% have been scammed into giving away money.

Trump’s overall approval rating is steady  

Republicans largely approve of the president's handling of Iran, immigration, Israel, and the economy, while most Democrats and independents disapprove.

Most AAPI adults agree that the United States used to be a great place for immigrants but is not anymore

Eight in ten AAPI adults value the American dream. Less than half are proud or excited about the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.

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