For example, a majority of Republican voters oppose arresting children who are in the U.S. illegally at school, while closely divided pluralities support arrests at hospitals and, perhaps most strikingly, at churches. Overall, 30% of Texas registered voters either strongly support (15%) or somewhat support (15%) hospital arrests, while 61% are opposed (21% somewhat oppose, 40% strongly oppose). Republicans are also comparatively more supportive of immigration arrests at church than are Democrats or independents, though no group expresses majority support for such apprehensions: 38% of Republicans expressed support, while 50% are opposed.