Poll shows majority of AAPI adults view US as less welcoming to immigrants

A recent poll surveyed Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults about immigration. The majority indicated they no longer see the United States as a great country for immigrants. The findings were reported by the San Francisco Chronicle. Respondents cited concerns over policy and social climate. The poll reflects shifting attitudes within the AAPI community. Researchers noted the results could influence political discourse. No specific numbers were disclosed in the brief report. Analysts will monitor how the sentiment affects future elections.