A significant majority of adults in the United States now believe the country has ceased to be a welcoming haven for immigrants, according to a new poll, as aggressive immigration enforcement under the Trump administration has personally affected a substantial portion of the population.

The survey, conducted by The Associated Press -NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, reveals that approximately six in ten Americans feel the nation was once a great place for immigrants but no longer holds that distinction.

The poll also found that about one-third of US adults – a figure rising to more than half among Hispanic adults – report that they, or someone they know, have altered their daily lives over the past year due to immigration concerns.

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This includes carrying proof of immigration status or citizenship, experiencing detention or deportation, changing travel plans, or significantly modifying routines, such as avoiding work or school, or leaving home.

These findings emerge as the Supreme…