Questions:

In your opinion, should the EDUCATION LEVEL of a person who wants to immigrate to the U.S. be a factor contributing to whether he/she can immigrate?

In your opinion, should the WORK ETHIC (how hard someone works) of a person who wants to immigrate to the U.S. be a factor contributing to whether he/she can immigrate?

In your opinion, should HAVING FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE U.S. be a factor contributing to whether a person can immigrate?

In your opinion, should the AGE of a person who wants to immigrate to the U.S. be a factor contributing to whether he/she can immigrate?

In your opinion, should the COUNTRY OF ORIGIN be a factor contributing to whether someone can immigrate?

In your opinion, should FLEEING PERSECUTION be a factor contributing to whether a person can immigrate?

In your opinion, should a person be admitted as an immigrant to the U.S. for the purpose of seeking better economic opportunities?

In your opinion, should U.S. immigration policy encourage the immigration of people who are likely to INVEST LARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY?

In your opinion, should U.S. immigration policy encourage the immigration of people who are likely to make SCIENTIFIC OR CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS?

In your opinion, should LOW WAGE WORKERS receive immigrant visas if the U.S. economy has an abundance of jobs in that category?

In your opinion, should whether a person is MARRIED be a factor contributing to whether he/she can immigrate?

In your opinion, should the HEALTH of a person who wants to immigrate to the U.S. be a factor contributing to whether he/she can immigrate?

In your opinion, if a person who wants to immigrate to the U.S. has a CRIMINAL RECORD, should it be a factor contributing to whether he/she can immigrate?

If you were determining the U.S. immigration policy, would you control the number of immigrants allowed in?