Approval is growing for some parts of President Donald Trump’s restrictions on immigration, but not for some of the more dramatic moves in his administration’s policy, a new NPR/Ipsos poll shows.

The 1,013 people surveyed from Feb. 7-10 shows Americans support the president’s push for mass deportations of immigrants living in the United States without legal status, and they are coming to approve plans to expand wall construction along the U.S.-Mexico border, reports NPR on Friday.

But other actions, such as calling to end birthright citizenship, the detainment of migrants at Guantanamo Bay, and allowing arrests of immigrants in schools and churches, were found to be widely unpopular by Democrats and independents, but approved by Republicans.

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