By Francesca Chambers for MailOnline The vast majority of Americans think President Barack Obama should not go around Congress to make changes to immigration policy, a new poll shows. President Obama has promised to act on immigration by the end of the summer, regardless of Congress' progress on legislative reforms. But a survey released today by the polling company, inc./Woman Trend shows that just two in 10 Americans think Obama should bypass the deliberative body and go it alone. A resounding 74 percent said the president ought to work with Congress to repair the system. Even the majority of Democrats - 56 percent - said Obama should not take executive action.
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The majority of Republicans, Independents and even Democrats think he should work with Congress to make changes to immigration policy
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Only 22 percent of respondents said the government should relocate illegal children to communities across the nation rather than send them home
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Nearly two-thirds of all Americans think Obama is mishandling immigration
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