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<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@BarackObama @JohnFetterman In THIS video(I made) you can see documents of the welfare work I've done amongst the refugees. Just pause the video at every document to UNDERSTAND(I've also included photos of some of the refugee kids I've helped): https://t.co/loE7AMH1CO"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@BarackObama @JohnFetterman In THIS video(I made) you can see documents of the welfare work I've done amongst the refugees. Just pause the video at every document to UNDERSTAND(I've also included photos of some of the refugee kids I've helped): https://t.co/loE7AMH1CO
| 708 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"See our latest Salisbury, NC job opening. https://t.co/OTpyCU1Y2v Resettlement Director (Refugee Services) Familyservicejobs"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
See our latest Salisbury, NC job opening. https://t.co/OTpyCU1Y2v Resettlement Director (Refugee Services) Familyservicejobs
| 333 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"In the Treta Yuga, God Kabir 🥰 had come by the name Munindra. At that time, in a leelamay way, a lovely soul named Banke took refuge, explained and transcended the true knowledge.🙏 #कबीरसाहेब_की_पहचान https://t.co/9eJKcGYHbl"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
In the Treta Yuga, God Kabir 🥰 had come by the name Munindra. At that time, in a leelamay way, a lovely soul named Banke took refuge, explained and transcended the true knowledge.🙏 #कबीरसाहेब_की_पहचान https://t.co/9eJKcGYHbl
| 895 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"🇮🇱✊🏻🇺🇦 Help for refugees from Ukraine in Israel. https://t.co/Bq0M6Lhbfo https://t.co/JTD64lnuy1"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
🇮🇱✊🏻🇺🇦 Help for refugees from Ukraine in Israel. https://t.co/Bq0M6Lhbfo https://t.co/JTD64lnuy1
| 208 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TonySept38 @SuellaBraverman There is no such thing as illegal immigration."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@TonySept38 @SuellaBraverman There is no such thing as illegal immigration.
| 927 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@bodirozasasha @UNFPA Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9EpFO family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/K7YBrgh25R"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@bodirozasasha @UNFPA Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9EpFO family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/K7YBrgh25R
| 142 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"A soul continuously passes through 84 lakh species according to the sinful and meritorious deeds. One needs to take refuge in True Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj to escape from this cycle of birth and death. Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji #WorldTeachersDay 🙏🍂 https://t.co/IW0MsEnEB8"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
A soul continuously passes through 84 lakh species according to the sinful and meritorious deeds. One needs to take refuge in True Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj to escape from this cycle of birth and death. Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji #WorldTeachersDay 🙏🍂 https://t.co/IW0MsEnEB8
| 334 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Second is #BeyondTheBlue, a mid-length #film following a former Syrian refugee/swimming champ as he deals with past traumas while building a life in the UK. I play the boss, Dave, a kind of hardass but with light and shade. Strong performances and filmmaking."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
Second is #BeyondTheBlue, a mid-length #film following a former Syrian refugee/swimming champ as he deals with past traumas while building a life in the UK. I play the boss, Dave, a kind of hardass but with light and shade. Strong performances and filmmaking.
| 536 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Do you know any Ukrainian refugee in London that works in the Lean Agile space? Please, put them in touch with us and we can give them some of the final conference tickets we have."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
Do you know any Ukrainian refugee in London that works in the Lean Agile space? Please, put them in touch with us and we can give them some of the final conference tickets we have.
| 683 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@theSNP MP @alisonthewliss on her feet in Parliament right now - boasting that Glasgow now has 25% of its population born outside the UK. Does she hate the #Scottish people so much that she is proud to see them replaced? @gbnews #BrokenBritain #scotland #Glasgow #Immigration https://t.co/iq0EBgmGKz"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@theSNP MP @alisonthewliss on her feet in Parliament right now - boasting that Glasgow now has 25% of its population born outside the UK. Does she hate the #Scottish people so much that she is proud to see them replaced? @gbnews #BrokenBritain #scotland #Glasgow #Immigration https://t.co/iq0EBgmGKz
| 304 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Moscow and Ankara cooperated to send 1.8 million refugees to Europe in 2015. Don't forget. @aktvendimi"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
Moscow and Ankara cooperated to send 1.8 million refugees to Europe in 2015. Don't forget. @aktvendimi
| 794 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I'm at Allenby Border Control https://t.co/PpuOOZMVIm"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
I'm at Allenby Border Control https://t.co/PpuOOZMVIm
| 545 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Thanks to Sports University, now won't have to migrate to other states: Players to PM Modi https://t.co/mnILo3ODma"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Thanks to Sports University, now won't have to migrate to other states: Players to PM Modi https://t.co/mnILo3ODma
| 224 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@JFKairport @JFKairport instead with the Covid-19 protocols everything is fine? Hundreds and hundreds of people wait for hours in line at immigration controls. No spacing, no assistance. Congrats! https://t.co/Oj1Lks8ncO"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@JFKairport @JFKairport instead with the Covid-19 protocols everything is fine? Hundreds and hundreds of people wait for hours in line at immigration controls. No spacing, no assistance. Congrats! https://t.co/Oj1Lks8ncO
| 531 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Refugee activists gathered together in Sydney to ask the Labor Government to grant permanent protection to all #refugees. https://t.co/FfBNKfCVqg"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
Refugee activists gathered together in Sydney to ask the Labor Government to grant permanent protection to all #refugees. https://t.co/FfBNKfCVqg
| 932 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Legends come back! 💥🔥Kamen Rider #Ryuki in #Geats × #Revice Batttle Royale @suga_staff @Matsuda_satoshi @takashi_kos https://t.co/BoBCnawFhS"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Legends come back! 💥🔥Kamen Rider #Ryuki in #Geats × #Revice Batttle Royale @suga_staff @Matsuda_satoshi @takashi_kos https://t.co/BoBCnawFhS
| 796 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Watched the Baddiel documentary with my wife saying "yeah, that's like the Irish experience". Million dead, millions forced to emigrate, misrepresentation of a mainly white race in film & TV etc. added equal rights and voter discrimination. Solidarity to all facing oppression."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
Watched the Baddiel documentary with my wife saying "yeah, that's like the Irish experience". Million dead, millions forced to emigrate, misrepresentation of a mainly white race in film & TV etc. added equal rights and voter discrimination. Solidarity to all facing oppression.
| 52 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I am a fifth generation Ukrainian Canadian. My ancestors emigrated to Canada in 1912. Last January, I decided to start learning about my cultural heritage a bit more seriously. And to watch Ukrainians defend their very existence, I just don’t have words to describe how I feel. https://t.co/z2WUiTLEMm"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
I am a fifth generation Ukrainian Canadian. My ancestors emigrated to Canada in 1912. Last January, I decided to start learning about my cultural heritage a bit more seriously. And to watch Ukrainians defend their very existence, I just don’t have words to describe how I feel. https://t.co/z2WUiTLEMm
| 701 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@zoeytruu @Gotthememo407 @Pgyoungfly8 @LPNopes @Southside_Gunn Lots of families in the Midwest migrated from the south though"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@zoeytruu @Gotthememo407 @Pgyoungfly8 @LPNopes @Southside_Gunn Lots of families in the Midwest migrated from the south though
| 965 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"what i hate abt being an immigrant who travels back to and forth is changin my mf number every single time i travel"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
what i hate abt being an immigrant who travels back to and forth is changin my mf number every single time i travel
| 558 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The govt is encouraging people to take in refugees ( quite rightly) any response from Buckingham? Windsor? Balmoral?.. must be a few spare rooms in one of these palaces?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
The govt is encouraging people to take in refugees ( quite rightly) any response from Buckingham? Windsor? Balmoral?.. must be a few spare rooms in one of these palaces?
| 118 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I love immigrants. Legal, illegal - they https://t.co/3Xm6hu74U4"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
I love immigrants. Legal, illegal - they https://t.co/3Xm6hu74U4
| 778 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@LazyLlamasCNFT #DailyLazyLlamaJams 🎧🎶 How bullish are you on the #LlamaNation ❓ “A lot!” - @21savage https://t.co/cWeuxekrzJ https://t.co/57zOitT2Kq"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@LazyLlamasCNFT #DailyLazyLlamaJams 🎧🎶 How bullish are you on the #LlamaNation ❓ “A lot!” - @21savage https://t.co/cWeuxekrzJ https://t.co/57zOitT2Kq
| 80 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Baby Formula Shortage Gop Immigrant Children ☝ 😐 https://t.co/6BjugrOKiF"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Baby Formula Shortage Gop Immigrant Children ☝ 😐 https://t.co/6BjugrOKiF
| 156 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"So a couple people just landed a little boat in Alaska and they’re refugees from Russia escaping from the draft. Wild"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
So a couple people just landed a little boat in Alaska and they’re refugees from Russia escaping from the draft. Wild
| 602 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@UN_News_Centre @antonioguterres Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9EpFO family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/C2vJQAyaBf"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@UN_News_Centre @antonioguterres Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9EpFO family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/C2vJQAyaBf
| 716 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"This morning’s Sydney Airport update. Breezed through check-in with only a short wait. However the line through immigration and security were out the door. Lots of people stressing about missing their flight."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
This morning’s Sydney Airport update. Breezed through check-in with only a short wait. However the line through immigration and security were out the door. Lots of people stressing about missing their flight.
| 603 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@glennbeck @GenDonBolduc The 101st set up the refugee camp because Biden knew there would be caps if camps and processing was not set up. That is forward thinking! Stop listening to Fox News they’re all a bunch of morons and if you believe what they say you are as well! NO BOLDUC IN NH!!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@glennbeck @GenDonBolduc The 101st set up the refugee camp because Biden knew there would be caps if camps and processing was not set up. That is forward thinking! Stop listening to Fox News they’re all a bunch of morons and if you believe what they say you are as well! NO BOLDUC IN NH!!
| 882 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@chrisgailus My family is preparing to host refugee from Ukraine. As disturbing as the news is, we are just so grateful to not experience it first hand. Our hearts are with the Ukrainian people."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@chrisgailus My family is preparing to host refugee from Ukraine. As disturbing as the news is, we are just so grateful to not experience it first hand. Our hearts are with the Ukrainian people.
| 113 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@NeilEastell Surely they stick out like a sore thumb, a genuine Ukraine refugee, is a child or a woman 🤬"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@NeilEastell Surely they stick out like a sore thumb, a genuine Ukraine refugee, is a child or a woman 🤬
| 598 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@WelshMopar @no_slogs @pritipatel If it's money you're worried about you should be encouraging more immigration. They account for 8% of the population and account for 10% of our GDP. https://t.co/0W1ThqRszC"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@WelshMopar @no_slogs @pritipatel If it's money you're worried about you should be encouraging more immigration. They account for 8% of the population and account for 10% of our GDP. https://t.co/0W1ThqRszC
| 131 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"We are caught by police whilst exploring a massive, abandoned asylum in Ireland, with working electricity and rare architecture. You can watch the video now here: https://t.co/ELkvb240RX #abandoned #urbex #urbanexploration #photography https://t.co/g8huCeo6Yf"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
We are caught by police whilst exploring a massive, abandoned asylum in Ireland, with working electricity and rare architecture. You can watch the video now here: https://t.co/ELkvb240RX #abandoned #urbex #urbanexploration #photography https://t.co/g8huCeo6Yf
| 236 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"“Refugees in general do not abscond. There’s no data that shows that they do – they never have done. They are here to claim asylum, so why would they? They’re not criminals, they’re victims.”"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
“Refugees in general do not abscond. There’s no data that shows that they do – they never have done. They are here to claim asylum, so why would they? They’re not criminals, they’re victims.”
| 40 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@GOPLeader International laws demand that countries accept asylum seekers. The border is not open. It is controlled by law. Stop spreading lies!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@GOPLeader International laws demand that countries accept asylum seekers. The border is not open. It is controlled by law. Stop spreading lies!
| 667 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@KennyBaker1948 @obrian_harry @DrSyn4 I don't think you can question that. It is always wrong to take away nationality. The main victims are Asian migrants in the UK. Same law for all."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@KennyBaker1948 @obrian_harry @DrSyn4 I don't think you can question that. It is always wrong to take away nationality. The main victims are Asian migrants in the UK. Same law for all.
| 75 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@DrGJackBrown @furious_o_fart Holy sh't. I knew it. I knew there was a connection between this and DeVos' family's business of adoptions. $$$ for their agencies via forced pregnancies and thus greater "product" supply. Selling babies to childless "KKKrisjuns." Is this not human trafficking?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@DrGJackBrown @furious_o_fart Holy sh't. I knew it. I knew there was a connection between this and DeVos' family's business of adoptions. $$$ for their agencies via forced pregnancies and thus greater "product" supply. Selling babies to childless "KKKrisjuns." Is this not human trafficking?
| 815 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@CarlosEGates1 @cttripp @GOP They are anti “you don’t look white” immigrants."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@CarlosEGates1 @cttripp @GOP They are anti “you don’t look white” immigrants.
| 317 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I love the new legal immigrants they wan https://t.co/8bbNdMg5li"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
I love the new legal immigrants they wan https://t.co/8bbNdMg5li
| 61 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@LauraDent48 @WhoopiGoldberg Thanks Laura, blessings to you as well. I enjoy watching stupidity on display. Remember when the Rs stood for Christian values? Or how bout the time they walked away from a bipartisan immigration deal all because of last min concerns over political optics. Alas traitors n' liars"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
@LauraDent48 @WhoopiGoldberg Thanks Laura, blessings to you as well. I enjoy watching stupidity on display. Remember when the Rs stood for Christian values? Or how bout the time they walked away from a bipartisan immigration deal all because of last min concerns over political optics. Alas traitors n' liars
| 117 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@SenTomCotton Did you notice how graciously your detested 'libs' treated the human beings in question? Kind of exposes the lie of your entire racist party, don't it, bobblethroated slapdick? If all you have to keep you in office is fear of immigrants, your time is rapidly ending."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@SenTomCotton Did you notice how graciously your detested 'libs' treated the human beings in question? Kind of exposes the lie of your entire racist party, don't it, bobblethroated slapdick? If all you have to keep you in office is fear of immigrants, your time is rapidly ending.
| 755 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@lindyli 1850-1900 an inordinate amount of women were committed to asylums by their husbands, by society. RESIST because we're moving backward and fast."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@lindyli 1850-1900 an inordinate amount of women were committed to asylums by their husbands, by society. RESIST because we're moving backward and fast.
| 549 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TonyBlount @MsGizile We should start over with our own HBCU'S and do not allow what happened to the current ones to happen again. They left their base of American born black students. Let it remain immigrant free especially faculty & teachers. We allowed in a trojan horse."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@TonyBlount @MsGizile We should start over with our own HBCU'S and do not allow what happened to the current ones to happen again. They left their base of American born black students. Let it remain immigrant free especially faculty & teachers. We allowed in a trojan horse.
| 569 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@johnredwood @boblister_poole If we could only get them to multitask, energy, food production, roads, immigration, police....like a cabinet with some expertise & ideas, it's like the old USSR, left shoes this week, cabbage production follows, railways...right shoes."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@johnredwood @boblister_poole If we could only get them to multitask, energy, food production, roads, immigration, police....like a cabinet with some expertise & ideas, it's like the old USSR, left shoes this week, cabbage production follows, railways...right shoes.
| 651 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@babakabafana @collen_sambo2 @CongoMakaota @KidiPotse @Keuzaphonik @Keit_Mangope @EFFSouthAfrica @Julius_S_Malema I was just giving context, that's all. Many people are convinced every immigrant in this country is here on his account.. and you sound like one of them."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
@babakabafana @collen_sambo2 @CongoMakaota @KidiPotse @Keuzaphonik @Keit_Mangope @EFFSouthAfrica @Julius_S_Malema I was just giving context, that's all. Many people are convinced every immigrant in this country is here on his account.. and you sound like one of them.
| 60 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@PaulBrandITV @itvnews Can you get your collegue on the 10 o'clock news to stop calling people "illegal immigrants" they are NOT, they are Refugee's or Asylum Seekers. They did not arrive illegally too, it is not illegal to arrive by any means & claim alyssum @Ofcom"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@PaulBrandITV @itvnews Can you get your collegue on the 10 o'clock news to stop calling people "illegal immigrants" they are NOT, they are Refugee's or Asylum Seekers. They did not arrive illegally too, it is not illegal to arrive by any means & claim alyssum @Ofcom
| 329 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"1. After a campaign dominated by anti-immigrant and tough-on-crime rhetoric, a new coalition of right-wing parties narrowly defeated the center-left government in the general election on Sunday"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
1. After a campaign dominated by anti-immigrant and tough-on-crime rhetoric, a new coalition of right-wing parties narrowly defeated the center-left government in the general election on Sunday
| 663 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Wonderful to see such a great turnout at this organised party political rally with literally tens of radical-left activists coming out in protest against the Irish men, women and children most affected by extremist government immigration policies. #moveasidepaddy"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
Wonderful to see such a great turnout at this organised party political rally with literally tens of radical-left activists coming out in protest against the Irish men, women and children most affected by extremist government immigration policies. #moveasidepaddy
| 472 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Get a room… Drunk, stupid, or foreigners? https://t.co/q0GzsjyUpd"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Get a room… Drunk, stupid, or foreigners? https://t.co/q0GzsjyUpd
| 925 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@OneLeft404 @Phil_Lewis_ Human trafficking"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@OneLeft404 @Phil_Lewis_ Human trafficking
| 566 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@brian_23_gibson @mh_craddock @RyanCaradog Ah, that’s a relief! I identify as Appalachian American, though my dna results are such that it initially thought I was first or second generation American. I’m from a region of the Appalachian mountains where immigrants settled early and stayed, marrying within kinship groups—"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
@brian_23_gibson @mh_craddock @RyanCaradog Ah, that’s a relief! I identify as Appalachian American, though my dna results are such that it initially thought I was first or second generation American. I’m from a region of the Appalachian mountains where immigrants settled early and stayed, marrying within kinship groups—
| 326 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#TrueKnowledgeAboutKrishnaJi The giver of the knowledge of Gita has given the opinion in Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 62 to take refuge in a God other than himself. It is said that O India! (You) go in every way to the refuge of that Supreme God (about whom it has been said above), https://t.co/dCFtaBhlg4"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
#TrueKnowledgeAboutKrishnaJi The giver of the knowledge of Gita has given the opinion in Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 62 to take refuge in a God other than himself. It is said that O India! (You) go in every way to the refuge of that Supreme God (about whom it has been said above), https://t.co/dCFtaBhlg4
| 97 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"My most extreme policy positions 1. Decriminalize all drugs and legalize safe ones 2. Heavily tax meat and drastically improve animal welfare regulations 3. Remove all barriers to immigration and trade 4. Legalize sex work 5. Ban all guns 6. Eliminate all residential zoning laws"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
My most extreme policy positions 1. Decriminalize all drugs and legalize safe ones 2. Heavily tax meat and drastically improve animal welfare regulations 3. Remove all barriers to immigration and trade 4. Legalize sex work 5. Ban all guns 6. Eliminate all residential zoning laws
| 520 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@GilbertDoumit Lebanon is special because of immigration from the whole region. Wherever secular nationalism or socialism prevailed people voted with their feet and came to Beirut."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
@GilbertDoumit Lebanon is special because of immigration from the whole region. Wherever secular nationalism or socialism prevailed people voted with their feet and came to Beirut.
| 638 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:""Many foreigners" you realise those "foreigners" are students as well 🙈"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
"Many foreigners" you realise those "foreigners" are students as well 🙈
| 519 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Glasgowegian @no1_nicola @scotrefcouncil @theSNP @scotgp @SAFRefugees @RefugeeEra Fabulous ! Wouldn't it be great if we could do it again ? Newer designs ? Give our people homes !"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@Glasgowegian @no1_nicola @scotrefcouncil @theSNP @scotgp @SAFRefugees @RefugeeEra Fabulous ! Wouldn't it be great if we could do it again ? Newer designs ? Give our people homes !
| 364 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@_Erik_8 @Realdevinhaney Everyone wants to fight @VasylLomachenko"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@_Erik_8 @Realdevinhaney Everyone wants to fight @VasylLomachenko
| 554 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@MrMnd73 @RobertN51219021 @LiamTheBrewer @Rudders60 @PlasFron @EmmaKennedy @JohnHoward46 I understand the difference between a hard working and caring British person who tries hard to help people deal with their problems and works their best to make it better. Then there are freeloaders who put little flags in their bios and moan about "Economic migrants" like you."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@MrMnd73 @RobertN51219021 @LiamTheBrewer @Rudders60 @PlasFron @EmmaKennedy @JohnHoward46 I understand the difference between a hard working and caring British person who tries hard to help people deal with their problems and works their best to make it better. Then there are freeloaders who put little flags in their bios and moan about "Economic migrants" like you.
| 489 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Al Jazeera English: Russian TV protester resigns, turns down asylum offer. https://t.co/9KBwjp7tzy via @GoogleNews"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
Al Jazeera English: Russian TV protester resigns, turns down asylum offer. https://t.co/9KBwjp7tzy via @GoogleNews
| 400 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Today #IJUSTNEEDEDCASH educated #Afghan #refugees in #UK 🇬🇧 on dangers of illegal money lending #loansharks #feedback @LoanSharkNews @Aida_S_Haughton @BenjoBD @SNS_CAB @_alicecharity @Aspire_Housing @SusanEMoffat @NewVicTheatre @UNmigration @IOMatUN https://t.co/Fe9HF5pZrD"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Today #IJUSTNEEDEDCASH educated #Afghan #refugees in #UK 🇬🇧 on dangers of illegal money lending #loansharks #feedback @LoanSharkNews @Aida_S_Haughton @BenjoBD @SNS_CAB @_alicecharity @Aspire_Housing @SusanEMoffat @NewVicTheatre @UNmigration @IOMatUN https://t.co/Fe9HF5pZrD
| 865 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Highlights here: ✓BBB...sorry I don't know anything. ✓end of mandatory use of masks in closed places 😁 ✓ Brazil opens doors to war refugees.🌻"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
Highlights here: ✓BBB...sorry I don't know anything. ✓end of mandatory use of masks in closed places 😁 ✓ Brazil opens doors to war refugees.🌻
| 525 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Sumit80523677 Even i have one video where the student says because few tried to cross the border without immigration they are stopped and detained There's a video teasing govt saying "Bachayiye Bachayiye.... Guys we are now travelling to Poland free of cost" So I #TrustModi"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
@Sumit80523677 Even i have one video where the student says because few tried to cross the border without immigration they are stopped and detained There's a video teasing govt saying "Bachayiye Bachayiye.... Guys we are now travelling to Poland free of cost" So I #TrustModi
| 59 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Immigration Minister has stated processing time for work permit,study permit and visitor visa will decreased . Processing times varies on individual application but it takes approximately 4 months to process study permit or visitor visa application Nowadays ."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
Immigration Minister has stated processing time for work permit,study permit and visitor visa will decreased . Processing times varies on individual application but it takes approximately 4 months to process study permit or visitor visa application Nowadays .
| 985 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@ShiaphobiaLB @Hraoui17 I love how you cherry pick what happened with the Cairo Agreement. Let alone blame maronites for a supposed agreement with zionists. You know well that Lebanon from the 1948 onwards was officialy at war with Israel. Yes we were shortsighted in accepting Palestinian refugees…"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@ShiaphobiaLB @Hraoui17 I love how you cherry pick what happened with the Cairo Agreement. Let alone blame maronites for a supposed agreement with zionists. You know well that Lebanon from the 1948 onwards was officialy at war with Israel. Yes we were shortsighted in accepting Palestinian refugees…
| 86 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@MichelleKinney @TheRickWilson @CaseyDeSantis MA will welcome them and there will be work for them on MV. Stupid R's don't realize we want to help immigrants & value them."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@MichelleKinney @TheRickWilson @CaseyDeSantis MA will welcome them and there will be work for them on MV. Stupid R's don't realize we want to help immigrants & value them.
| 424 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I decided to write 'True Refuge' during https://t.co/s5FVT3uSWf"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
I decided to write 'True Refuge' during https://t.co/s5FVT3uSWf
| 593 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I decided to write 'True Refuge' during https://t.co/0wgB37u9Yh"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
I decided to write 'True Refuge' during https://t.co/0wgB37u9Yh
| 103 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TraineeVicarMan This is a very good point. This government has a lot to answer for, and those refugees are being treated inhumanely"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@TraineeVicarMan This is a very good point. This government has a lot to answer for, and those refugees are being treated inhumanely
| 385 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"‼️Clashes with the Lebanese army in Tripoli after yesterday a boat with refugees capsized in the Mediterranean near the city , 8 people died. #Lebanon https://t.co/2lJYLoPmgI"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
‼️Clashes with the Lebanese army in Tripoli after yesterday a boat with refugees capsized in the Mediterranean near the city , 8 people died. #Lebanon https://t.co/2lJYLoPmgI
| 150 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@RepMTG Marjorie Taylor Greene attempting to make fun of a community that literally embodies our Founding Fathers’ intent (and the expectation for us of “Our Father who art in heaven”) for us as a nation of immigrants is peak “America First” insanity. And top shelf #GOPHypocrisy."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@RepMTG Marjorie Taylor Greene attempting to make fun of a community that literally embodies our Founding Fathers’ intent (and the expectation for us of “Our Father who art in heaven”) for us as a nation of immigrants is peak “America First” insanity. And top shelf #GOPHypocrisy.
| 537 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@AnnaRuspa @NPR So Biden is engaging in human trafficking? https://t.co/TZphgO7li7"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@AnnaRuspa @NPR So Biden is engaging in human trafficking? https://t.co/TZphgO7li7
| 139 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I am surprised that why IOM and UNHCR is quite about refugees in Indonesia while many countries accept and need refugees from Afghanistan but there is no process or resettlement from Indonesia #RescueAfgRefugees_Indonesia https://t.co/zWyFuXqwzF"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
I am surprised that why IOM and UNHCR is quite about refugees in Indonesia while many countries accept and need refugees from Afghanistan but there is no process or resettlement from Indonesia #RescueAfgRefugees_Indonesia https://t.co/zWyFuXqwzF
| 161 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@mattyglesias Historically speaking, this has been the case for many immigrant populations. ."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
@mattyglesias Historically speaking, this has been the case for many immigrant populations. .
| 676 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#RealKnowledgeOfBuddhism Mahatma Buddha did spiritual practice against scripture. It is said in Gita that salvation is possible only by taking refuge of a Tatvdarshi saint. Mahatma Buddha had not made a guru only. https://t.co/agEH9Dhhot"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
#RealKnowledgeOfBuddhism Mahatma Buddha did spiritual practice against scripture. It is said in Gita that salvation is possible only by taking refuge of a Tatvdarshi saint. Mahatma Buddha had not made a guru only. https://t.co/agEH9Dhhot
| 959 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid... Isaiah 12:2 Memoirs of Pastor T @ Refuge Community Church https://t.co/Gx91lESSqt"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid... Isaiah 12:2 Memoirs of Pastor T @ Refuge Community Church https://t.co/Gx91lESSqt
| 345 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@GregAbbott_TX Keep sending more illegal criminals immigrants to these sanctuary cities sir. Let’s see how long before these cities change their policies! Taco Latinos for President Trump in 2024. https://t.co/8WOnhxEYiE"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@GregAbbott_TX Keep sending more illegal criminals immigrants to these sanctuary cities sir. Let’s see how long before these cities change their policies! Taco Latinos for President Trump in 2024. https://t.co/8WOnhxEYiE
| 112 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@VirtueCONs @RepTroyNehls The principle states that citizens have the right to flee their homes and seek refuge when they are under persecution. Since then, the right of asylum has been codified in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 1951 Refugee Convention."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@VirtueCONs @RepTroyNehls The principle states that citizens have the right to flee their homes and seek refuge when they are under persecution. Since then, the right of asylum has been codified in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 1951 Refugee Convention.
| 477 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Just got back from getting my "Vreemdelingenkaart" aka Belgian ID card for foreigners. I can finally check one thing off my list 🙌🥳"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
Just got back from getting my "Vreemdelingenkaart" aka Belgian ID card for foreigners. I can finally check one thing off my list 🙌🥳
| 910 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The Great Rift Valley Lakes are one of the migratory bird's destinations in Ethiopia. Abijatta Shalla Lakes National Park is the ideal stopover and breeding site in their flyways. Lake Shalla Ibis Island, a breeding site for ibis. #visitEthiopia https://t.co/Ek072TI73O"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
The Great Rift Valley Lakes are one of the migratory bird's destinations in Ethiopia. Abijatta Shalla Lakes National Park is the ideal stopover and breeding site in their flyways. Lake Shalla Ibis Island, a breeding site for ibis. #visitEthiopia https://t.co/Ek072TI73O
| 501 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Just posted a photo @ Jasbir Benipal's - Dream Hub Immigration https://t.co/Tsj0PHvAbQ"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Just posted a photo @ Jasbir Benipal's - Dream Hub Immigration https://t.co/Tsj0PHvAbQ
| 634 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Where there’s #Love you’ll always find #Refuge in #RTM never too far away, just request & you’ll never be unanswered. There was a #Dove I met whose now my #Soror who I was happy to interview & adopt. #GreenScreen #ThePartnership 🤞🏾🐝🇱🇷https://t.co/3LgtyZvdom"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Where there’s #Love you’ll always find #Refuge in #RTM never too far away, just request & you’ll never be unanswered. There was a #Dove I met whose now my #Soror who I was happy to interview & adopt. #GreenScreen #ThePartnership 🤞🏾🐝🇱🇷https://t.co/3LgtyZvdom
| 431 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"We are all human beings, immigrant or no https://t.co/L2bIVtOcwD"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
We are all human beings, immigrant or no https://t.co/L2bIVtOcwD
| 447 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#WhoSawGod God Kabir Sahib Ji met Hanuman ji In Kabir Sagar, on page 113 there is twelfth Chapter "Hanuman Bodh". In this chapter of Kabir Sagar, there is an account of Kabir Sahib Ji taking Hanuman ji, the son of Wind-God, into refuge. Tatvdarsh https://t.co/i7B10ezHKC"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
#WhoSawGod God Kabir Sahib Ji met Hanuman ji In Kabir Sagar, on page 113 there is twelfth Chapter "Hanuman Bodh". In this chapter of Kabir Sagar, there is an account of Kabir Sahib Ji taking Hanuman ji, the son of Wind-God, into refuge. Tatvdarsh https://t.co/i7B10ezHKC
| 332 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@catturd2 Did they send all the illegal immigrants to Cape Cod? @BarackObama included?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
@catturd2 Did they send all the illegal immigrants to Cape Cod? @BarackObama included?
| 828 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@chrismi82818709 @lesiavasylenko Actually 100% legal."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@chrismi82818709 @lesiavasylenko Actually 100% legal.
| 176 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Vote all these old ass black and white folks in high places working with white supremacy out and put somebody in that will help Black Americans too, not just white people and immigrants"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s>
| 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 |
anti-immigration
| 2 |
Vote all these old ass black and white folks in high places working with white supremacy out and put somebody in that will help Black Americans too, not just white people and immigrants
| 855 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"You mean for people seeking asylum and a better life? Stop the scare mongering and inhumane language positing human beings as dangerous things."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
You mean for people seeking asylum and a better life? Stop the scare mongering and inhumane language positing human beings as dangerous things.
| 901 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Neety55 These women were in their teens when taken to ISIS by their families & husbands. Their children are REFUGEES. All have agreed voluntarily to bracelet monitoring. So far 4 women & 13 children have come to Australia. Why demonise them? Just, would like to know. cc @GailClifford7"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@Neety55 These women were in their teens when taken to ISIS by their families & husbands. Their children are REFUGEES. All have agreed voluntarily to bracelet monitoring. So far 4 women & 13 children have come to Australia. Why demonise them? Just, would like to know. cc @GailClifford7
| 641 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Visa renewal... Another quiet day at the immigration bureau in China's biggest and most international city. Not even bothering with queue tickets anymore, just stand in line. 8 people ahead of me, one white guy, two women speaking Japanese, the rest Chinese with foreign passports https://t.co/j24Xr3xdju"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Visa renewal... Another quiet day at the immigration bureau in China's biggest and most international city. Not even bothering with queue tickets anymore, just stand in line. 8 people ahead of me, one white guy, two women speaking Japanese, the rest Chinese with foreign passports https://t.co/j24Xr3xdju
| 950 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Vote. Vote. Vote. Vote, if you can. Solidarity w/ those immigrants, people who are incarcerated or have formerly been incarcerated, & whose rights have been revoked, & those experiencing disenfranchisement who cannot. Standing strong together for a better future that’s to come. https://t.co/nGAZZTop1T"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
Vote. Vote. Vote. Vote, if you can. Solidarity w/ those immigrants, people who are incarcerated or have formerly been incarcerated, & whose rights have been revoked, & those experiencing disenfranchisement who cannot. Standing strong together for a better future that’s to come. https://t.co/nGAZZTop1T
| 672 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Chaos @STN_Airport at the border control"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Chaos @STN_Airport at the border control
| 13 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Just posted a photo @ Bell Mitsubishi https://t.co/682LASYlHL"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Just posted a photo @ Bell Mitsubishi https://t.co/682LASYlHL
| 6 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@otrosnosotros Could I change that slightly- we allow for rent schemes to offer lower standard apartments to households simply because they are LOWER ppl in our eyes -labour migrants, working class irish, settled Travellers, single parents, disabled, this BTR housing policy is *discrimination*"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@otrosnosotros Could I change that slightly- we allow for rent schemes to offer lower standard apartments to households simply because they are LOWER ppl in our eyes -labour migrants, working class irish, settled Travellers, single parents, disabled, this BTR housing policy is *discrimination*
| 42 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Looking at this photo: What do you see? Beautiful sea view it is! So, Sabah is about to launch its own MM2H to attract more foreigners. What do you think? https://t.co/Ygy6inZURp"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Looking at this photo: What do you see? Beautiful sea view it is! So, Sabah is about to launch its own MM2H to attract more foreigners. What do you think? https://t.co/Ygy6inZURp
| 198 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@richardbranson a game of chess with a refugee kid in a refugee camp!!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@richardbranson a game of chess with a refugee kid in a refugee camp!!
| 624 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@MubeatTV @DRIPPIN @weareDRIPPIN ⛓️⛓️⛓️🇰🇷🇨🇴🐬💕 Cha Jun Ho. You are my prison, my heart is cowardly and seeks refuge in you"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
@MubeatTV @DRIPPIN @weareDRIPPIN ⛓️⛓️⛓️🇰🇷🇨🇴🐬💕 Cha Jun Ho. You are my prison, my heart is cowardly and seeks refuge in you
| 521 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The America we celebrate today was built on the backs of immigrants and slaves. It costs untold blood, sweat, tears... and lives. To say nothing of the failed promises to Native Americans. Take a moment to honor ALL. We're far from a perfect union. Let's do better, America."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
The America we celebrate today was built on the backs of immigrants and slaves. It costs untold blood, sweat, tears... and lives. To say nothing of the failed promises to Native Americans. Take a moment to honor ALL. We're far from a perfect union. Let's do better, America.
| 163 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Was mean you @Cashmore22 Pete Cashmore CEO we also THIS Fiancenrs years also by #Mashable Inc 2005 Scotland CEO #UK #Britain Citziansship #Scotland #usa_imigrantes_Citzianship @amnestypolizei @AmnestyUKEurope @AmnestyEU @AmnestyAustria @AmnestyScotland CEO UK Britain 🏴🇬🇧"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
unrelated
| 4 |
Was mean you @Cashmore22 Pete Cashmore CEO we also THIS Fiancenrs years also by #Mashable Inc 2005 Scotland CEO #UK #Britain Citziansship #Scotland #usa_imigrantes_Citzianship @amnestypolizei @AmnestyUKEurope @AmnestyEU @AmnestyAustria @AmnestyScotland CEO UK Britain 🏴🇬🇧
| 11 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@legal_proud @codebluebbq @CharlieCrist Uh they were asylum seekers. DeSantis purposely tricked them to get on buses"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
@legal_proud @codebluebbq @CharlieCrist Uh they were asylum seekers. DeSantis purposely tricked them to get on buses
| 63 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@KrishVignarajah @PostOpinions Mind signal boosting new WaPo OpEd calling for Afghan Adjustment Act? 👆 @mattczeller @jaketapper @shawnjvandiver @iava @afghanevac @MassomiHelal @Fiona_Harrigan @ReichlinMelnick @ackocher @CWS_global @HIASrefugees @ParraV @alexplitsas @AlexNowrasteh @anoorani @NatImmForum"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s>
| 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 |
neutral
| 3 |
@KrishVignarajah @PostOpinions Mind signal boosting new WaPo OpEd calling for Afghan Adjustment Act? 👆 @mattczeller @jaketapper @shawnjvandiver @iava @afghanevac @MassomiHelal @Fiona_Harrigan @ReichlinMelnick @ackocher @CWS_global @HIASrefugees @ParraV @alexplitsas @AlexNowrasteh @anoorani @NatImmForum
| 628 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I feel privileged to have worked with the Ukrainian refugees in the pictures below. Remarkable people doing a remarkable job supporting the aid effort in Ukrainian 🇺🇦. #WorldRefugeeDay"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s>
| 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 |
pro-immigration
| 1 |
I feel privileged to have worked with the Ukrainian refugees in the pictures below. Remarkable people doing a remarkable job supporting the aid effort in Ukrainian 🇺🇦. #WorldRefugeeDay
| 33 |
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