November Right-Wing Media Report
JUNE 2024
During the June tracking period, there were 4,037 negative immigration mentions across right-wing media outlets (+29% from May) to an estimated audience of 21,120,459,705 people (+64% from May) worth an estimated $695,818,434 in publicity (+127% from May).
June Summary:
During the June tracking period, there were 4,037 negative immigration mentions across right-wing media outlets (+29% from May) to an estimated audience of 21,120,459,705 people (+64% from May) worth an estimated $695,818,434 in publicity (+127% from May).
Mainstream media:
During the June tracking period, there were 10,379 negative immigration mentions across mainstream media outlets to an estimated audience of 48,989,313,019 people, in total worth an estimated $1,060,858,740 in publicity.
In June, right-wing media infused anti-immigrant buzzwords into their coverage of the border and the upcoming presidential election:
Right-wing media framed Democrats and the Biden administration as standing for “open borders” and allowing a “mass invasion” of immigrants. Sites also discussed the Biden-Trump debate and uplifted Trump’s remarks. Mentions came from sites including:
In June, right-wing voices and news sites pushed an excessive amount of media framing immigrants at the border as terrorists and drove the narrative that America’s interior faces imminent threat of attack:
Sites across the right-wing media ecosystem continued to tie immigration to crime and pushed several stories that described violent crimes supposedly committed by undocumented people: