New Travel Ban, Same Opinions

President Trump today signed a revised version his controversial executive order banning travel to the U.S. from seven predominantly Muslim countries. The updates exclude Iraq from the list of seven countries, removes a provision that prioritized immigration by religious minorities from those countries (aka Christians), and makes clear that it no longer affects people currently holding visas. The ostensible purpose of this update was to escape the legal scrutiny swiftly brought on by the initial order. We'll see.

As for the likely public reaction in Texas, February 2017 University of Texas/Texas Tribune Polling showed that among the Texas GOP, the President had little to fear, as they expressed favorable opinions towards his proposals (and some more extreme ones from the campaign trail). Here's a quick rundown with links to all the crosstabs:

Support for 7-Country Ban:

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Strongly support40%
Somewhat support16%
Somewhat oppose13%
Strongly oppose25%
Don't know6%

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categoryDemocratIndependentRepublican
Strongly support9%27%72%
Somewhat support13%31%16%
Somewhat oppose21%20%5%
Strongly oppose49%14%5%
Don't know8%8%2%

Support for Syrian Refugee Ban:

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Strongly support37%
Somewhat support17%
Somewhat oppose14%
Strongly oppose26%
Don't know6%

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categoryDemocratIndependentRepublican
Strongly support8%33%65%
Somewhat support15%22%18%
Somewhat oppose18%21%9%
Strongly oppose51%11%6%
Don't know8%12%3%

Support for Muslim Immigration Ban:

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Strongly support30%
Somewhat support15%
Somewhat oppose15%
Strongly oppose32%
Don't know8%

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categoryDemocratIndependentRepublican
Strongly support7%26%51%
Somewhat support12%22%16%
Somewhat oppose16%18%15%
Strongly oppose56%23%12%
Don't know9%10%7%