Race, age, education differences on U.S. responsibility to accept refugees country % who say the U.S. to accept refugees into the country say Men
By more than two-to-one (68% to 25%), white evangelical Protestants say the U.S. does not have a responsibility to accept refugees. Other religious groups are more likely to say the U.S. does have this responsibility. And opinions among religiously unaffiliated adults are nearly the reverse of those of white evangelical Protestants: 65% say the U.S. has a responsibility to accept refugees into the country, while just 31% say it does not.
Race, age, education differences on  | U.S. responsibility to accept refugees  | country % who say the U.S. to accept refugees into the  | country say  | Does not have Hasa  | a responsibility responsibility  | Total  | 43  | 51  | Men  | 46  | 48  | Women  | 40  | 54  | White  | 48  | 46  | Black  | 23  | 67  | Hispa nic  | 34  | 59  | Ages 18-29  | 33  | 61  | 30-49  | 44  | 51  | 50-64  | 46  | 51  | 65+  | 48  | 43  | Postgrad  | 26  | College grad  | 32  | 63  | Some college  | 45  | 49  | HS or less  | 50  | 43  | White evang Prot  | 68  | 25  | White mainline Prot  | 50  | 43  | Black Prot  | 28  | 63  | Catho lic  | 45  | 50  | Unaffliated  | 31  | 65  | Among whites  | College grad+  | 31  | 64  | No college degree  | 57  | 38  | Notes: Don 'tknow responsesnot.shown Whites and blacks include  | only those who are notHispanic; Hispanics are ofany race  | Source: Survev ofl S. adults conducted April25-May 1, 2018.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 