Protester and police officer in downtown Los Angeles, California, 9 June 2025. © Jim Vondruska / Getty Images
Forty percent of Americans believe that the U.S. civilian War is "to any extent" or "very" likely in the next decade, suggests a fresh YouGov poll published on Tuesday.
The survey, which active 3,375 adults, highlights widespread concern about the deepening divisions in the country.It is besides a consequence of a wave of unrest in the country, including violent protests against national deportations and national demonstrations aimed at president Donald Trump.Women considered civilian conflict more likely than men, with 45% indicating it was probable.
The views besides differed due to political affiliation:
48% of Democrats, 39% of independent and 32% of Republicans stated that civilian war was at least to any degree likely.
While respondents were more or little divided about the likelihood of civilian war, just over 20% were unsure or refused to answer.Data besides suggested racial imbalances.
Among white respondents 10% stated that civilian war is ‘very likely’, compared to 18% of black respondents.
Hispanics were least inclined to reject the thought completely, with only 11% stating that conflict is ‘at all unlikely’, While 15% considered him "very likely."Early that month, riots broke out in California in consequence to national immigration enforcement efforts.
Trump sent the National defender and the Marines after a public clash with California politician Gavin Newsome on how he dealt with the crisis.Last week Minnesota State typical Melissa Hortman and her husband were fatally shot and State Senator John Hoffman and his wife were injured in attacks that officials called ‘politically motivated’.On Saturday, an estimated 5 million people took part in marches “No Kings” in all 50 states.
Organizers described protests as opposition to "authoritarianism, a policy that puts billionaires first and militarization of our democracy".Meanwhile, any Republican allies have warned that Trump is losing his support for leaving his platform ‘America First’, especially with the support of Israeli attacks on Iranian atomic facilities.
Trump rejected criticism in an interview with The Atlantic, saying that only he defines what it means "America First".
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source:https://www.rt.com/news/619660-us-civil-war-poll/
