One-third of Americans believe the legal immigration numbers should be decreased or reduced to zero, a weekly survey from the Economist/YouGov found.

The survey asked respondents to choose if they believe the number of legal immigrants accepted into the United States each year should be increased, decreased, kept the same, or brought to zero.

Opinions varied; 26 percent said the number of legal immigrants accepted in to the United States each year should not change. However, 26 percent said it should be “decreased,” and nine percent said it should be “reduced to zero.” Another 23 percent said it should be increased.

Opinions also varied along party lines. A plurality of Democrats, 41 percent, said the numbers should not be changed, followed by 33 percent who believe it should be incre

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