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Figure 1: Share of native Germans following the topic in the news “very closely” and talking with friends “frequently” about migration issues by date of interview (percent)

Figure 2: Share of native Germans thinking that immigration negatively affects German culture and “strongly” or “somewhat” agreeing that immigrants are a burden on social services like schools and holspitals by date of interview (percent)
Figure 3: Share of native Germans thinking that Muslim immigrants/immigrants in general are integrating into German society “very poorly” or “poorly” by date of interview (percent)
4.2. Did Subgroups of Native Germans React Differently to the Debate?

Table 2: “Immigration negatively affects German culture” (unstandardized logistic regression coefficients)
Table 3: “Immigrants are a burden on social services like schools and hospitals” (unstandardized logistic regression coefficients)
Table 4: “How well do you think that Muslim immigrants are integrating into German society?”1 (unstandardized logistic regression coefficients)
Figure 4: Share of native Germans thinking that Muslim migrants are integrating into German society “very poorly” or “poorly”: predicted probabilities by date of interview and level of education (percent)

5. Summary and Discussion
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Table 2A: “Immigration negatively affects German culture” (unstandardized logistic regression coefficients)
Table 3A: “Immigrants are a burden on social services like schools and hospitals” (unstandardized logistic regression coefficients)
Table 4A: “How well do you think that Muslim immigrants are integrating into German society?”1 (unstandardized logistic regression coefficients)

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