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<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"A human being after acquiring the refuge of a true master or Guru must worship the true God for eternal peace and happiness. #SantRampalJiMaharaj is the only true Guru in this world who guarantees peace happiness and salvation. - 3 Days Left For Avataran Diwas https://t.co/wn40gCIHhc"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | A human being after acquiring the refuge of a true master or Guru must worship the true God for eternal peace and happiness. #SantRampalJiMaharaj is the only true Guru in this world who guarantees peace happiness and salvation. - 3 Days Left For Avataran Diwas https://t.co/wn40gCIHhc | 347 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@dgtimeisup @EvFigures @AP What is providing for 5 million Ukrainian refugees costing European nations?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @dgtimeisup @EvFigures @AP What is providing for 5 million Ukrainian refugees costing European nations? | 183 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"GOP despises women, people of color, immigrants, LGBTQ persons, and GOP policies target these groups to punish. Their programs favor the wealthy & harm everyone but White Christian men. MAGA is the most obvious of their weapinized hatred. WE MUST DEFEAT THEM in Nov! #VoteBlue"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | GOP despises women, people of color, immigrants, LGBTQ persons, and GOP policies target these groups to punish. Their programs favor the wealthy & harm everyone but White Christian men. MAGA is the most obvious of their weapinized hatred. WE MUST DEFEAT THEM in Nov! #VoteBlue | 193 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Do you feel safe living in Ghana as a citizen or foreigner? Share your thoughts with us via the hashtag #PrimeMorning Photo credit: Getty Images (Nipah Dennis) https://t.co/TMKo6RYGK7"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Do you feel safe living in Ghana as a citizen or foreigner? Share your thoughts with us via the hashtag #PrimeMorning Photo credit: Getty Images (Nipah Dennis) https://t.co/TMKo6RYGK7 | 207 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@IMIX_UK @Zain_Hafeez7 Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9DRQg family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/BIBglcn0lD"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @IMIX_UK @Zain_Hafeez7 Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9DRQg family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/BIBglcn0lD | 487 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Prince Edward Island (PEI). PEI PNP held draw was held on February 17 and invited 117 candidates from the Labour Impact and Express Entry streams and 6 from the Business Impact stream. #Canada #Immigration #aurevoir #education"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | Prince Edward Island (PEI). PEI PNP held draw was held on February 17 and invited 117 candidates from the Labour Impact and Express Entry streams and 6 from the Business Impact stream. #Canada #Immigration #aurevoir #education | 642 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Unbelievable misrepresentation of refugees which should have been slapped down by our so called PM, shocking language from someone whose family are themselves refugees"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | Unbelievable misrepresentation of refugees which should have been slapped down by our so called PM, shocking language from someone whose family are themselves refugees | 233 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@AshleyDavis32 ℙ𝕝𝕖𝕒𝕤𝕖.... 𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕤 𝕒𝕣𝕖 𝕥𝕙𝕖 ℝ𝕖𝕕𝕤 𝕪𝕠𝕦 𝕒𝕣𝕖 𝕥𝕒𝕝𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕒𝕓𝕠𝕦𝕥. Ohhh maybe Moustakas is going to hit 2 grand slams. When you have a lineup that includes a Moustakas and Senzel, you know it is a no good lineup. And remember, LA hits again"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @AshleyDavis32 ℙ𝕝𝕖𝕒𝕤𝕖.... 𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕤 𝕒𝕣𝕖 𝕥𝕙𝕖 ℝ𝕖𝕕𝕤 𝕪𝕠𝕦 𝕒𝕣𝕖 𝕥𝕒𝕝𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕒𝕓𝕠𝕦𝕥. Ohhh maybe Moustakas is going to hit 2 grand slams. When you have a lineup that includes a Moustakas and Senzel, you know it is a no good lineup. And remember, LA hits again | 612 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I thought the top priority was inflation or gas prices, abortion or border security/immigration?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | I thought the top priority was inflation or gas prices, abortion or border security/immigration? | 562 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Today's- #FridayMotivation One can go to Satlok via a True spiritual leader, or a complete saint or "True guru"(SatGuru) who imparts the true Mantra. That True Guru is Spiritual Leader Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj. Take refuge in Him. #GodMorningFriday https://t.co/2b5DVt5SiY"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Today's- #FridayMotivation One can go to Satlok via a True spiritual leader, or a complete saint or "True guru"(SatGuru) who imparts the true Mantra. That True Guru is Spiritual Leader Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj. Take refuge in Him. #GodMorningFriday https://t.co/2b5DVt5SiY | 767 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Similar to @votefiore dating she would "shoot Syrian refugees in the head" herself. WHAT is wrong with our elected officials? Pathetic!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | Similar to @votefiore dating she would "shoot Syrian refugees in the head" herself. WHAT is wrong with our elected officials? Pathetic! | 947 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@OneFineJay @DanteAtkins @xtan Dante is also 100% aware that almost every single one of those people will be denied asylum. I've been reliably told that the literal definition to sanctuary city was, "We do not call the Feds.""
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @OneFineJay @DanteAtkins @xtan Dante is also 100% aware that almost every single one of those people will be denied asylum. I've been reliably told that the literal definition to sanctuary city was, "We do not call the Feds." | 757 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@theousherwood When the government can not distribute vaccines, they call the army when they can not provide ambulances, they call the army, when there are refugees, they call the army. I think it is time they recognised a good investment. Maybe the army can get some nuclear power built?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @theousherwood When the government can not distribute vaccines, they call the army when they can not provide ambulances, they call the army, when there are refugees, they call the army. I think it is time they recognised a good investment. Maybe the army can get some nuclear power built? | 70 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Respectfully . . . Danica Patrick is a snack. #MiamiGrandPrix"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Respectfully . . . Danica Patrick is a snack. #MiamiGrandPrix | 335 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The #GAC was the opportunity for a first bilateral meeting with my colleague @AnnaLuehrmann 🇩🇪. Main discussion points were the war in #Ukraine and the resettlement of refugees. Also discussed #climate diplomacy and the importance of diversifying our #energy mix and resources. https://t.co/MYRbOw5uKy"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | The #GAC was the opportunity for a first bilateral meeting with my colleague @AnnaLuehrmann 🇩🇪. Main discussion points were the war in #Ukraine and the resettlement of refugees. Also discussed #climate diplomacy and the importance of diversifying our #energy mix and resources. https://t.co/MYRbOw5uKy | 859 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"'This is a new low': Ron DeSantis faces blowback after 'trafficking' migrants to Martha’s Vineyard https://t.co/1F7mXRUNgd"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | 'This is a new low': Ron DeSantis faces blowback after 'trafficking' migrants to Martha’s Vineyard https://t.co/1F7mXRUNgd | 592 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@stancoffman1 @TomFitton Oh about 150+ different countries! There’s been enough Fentanyl cross our borders to kill us all 7 times over!! The immigrants aren’t being vetted let alone tested & vaccinated!!Liberals only care about votes. They could care less about the American people!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @stancoffman1 @TomFitton Oh about 150+ different countries! There’s been enough Fentanyl cross our borders to kill us all 7 times over!! The immigrants aren’t being vetted let alone tested & vaccinated!!Liberals only care about votes. They could care less about the American people! | 599 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@soundmigration They are nothing but cowards and bigoted racist scum. Disgusting people"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @soundmigration They are nothing but cowards and bigoted racist scum. Disgusting people | 488 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@davidmbwana @Palnarnia @AdinHaykin1 No, the British actually favored the Arabs in the region figuring it would be better in the long run to support the Arabs over the Jews! It’s why there were attacks against the British by Jews prior to 1948. British also limited the amount of jews who could immigrate to the area"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @davidmbwana @Palnarnia @AdinHaykin1 No, the British actually favored the Arabs in the region figuring it would be better in the long run to support the Arabs over the Jews! It’s why there were attacks against the British by Jews prior to 1948. British also limited the amount of jews who could immigrate to the area | 605 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"This is a young Ukrainian girl fleeing for her life across the Polish border. I have friends helping refugees there and those arriving in Hungary. I wanted to put a face with this tragedy. Her mother told my friends that day was the first time she'd smiled in days.🙏❤️ https://t.co/53ZTpp3ajp"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | This is a young Ukrainian girl fleeing for her life across the Polish border. I have friends helping refugees there and those arriving in Hungary. I wanted to put a face with this tragedy. Her mother told my friends that day was the first time she'd smiled in days.🙏❤️ https://t.co/53ZTpp3ajp | 844 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@debra_anzelone @jbrown11871 I grew up in central California around many migrate workers and they get such a bad rep, nobody wants to do that job, they're doing us a service, and to say that they're criminals when they're in the fields working that hard is laughable criminals don't work that hard."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @debra_anzelone @jbrown11871 I grew up in central California around many migrate workers and they get such a bad rep, nobody wants to do that job, they're doing us a service, and to say that they're criminals when they're in the fields working that hard is laughable criminals don't work that hard. | 28 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"This is superb. He deserves to be an immigration officer 🇳🇬👮🏾♂️ 📌"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | This is superb. He deserves to be an immigration officer 🇳🇬👮🏾♂️ 📌 | 30 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@koreanforeigner Absolutely fantastic film."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @koreanforeigner Absolutely fantastic film. | 398 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@RepMTG I’d take that asylum seeker and all his family over you in a New York minute."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @RepMTG I’d take that asylum seeker and all his family over you in a New York minute. | 840 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Is it just me or are border control at Glasgow Airport seem to always be from the 6 counties?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Is it just me or are border control at Glasgow Airport seem to always be from the 6 counties? | 833 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@BasilAdmiral @AdamGashead comes down to each home game from Great Bookham you guys should link up occasionally 👍👍"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @BasilAdmiral @AdamGashead comes down to each home game from Great Bookham you guys should link up occasionally 👍👍 | 530 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"ICYMI Want to learn an important #BlackHistory fact? Listen to my @WLPR891 interview about the history behind #MeansManor. Black owned Means Brothers Inc built almost 2K homes & rental units beg in the 1920’s during the #GreatMigration #NWI #NPR #Gary https://t.co/7g92hmUcG4"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | ICYMI Want to learn an important #BlackHistory fact? Listen to my @WLPR891 interview about the history behind #MeansManor. Black owned Means Brothers Inc built almost 2K homes & rental units beg in the 1920’s during the #GreatMigration #NWI #NPR #Gary https://t.co/7g92hmUcG4 | 275 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"What are the legal ways a refugee can enter the UK/ cross the channel? Is there one?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | What are the legal ways a refugee can enter the UK/ cross the channel? Is there one? | 196 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Looks like I’ll be traveling to Riga, Latvia after my Malta trip late April. There’s a lot of refugees from #Ukraine there right now, if anyone knows of any families there I would love to meet them and share a few dinners with them. #IStandWithUkriane #UkraineRefugees"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | Looks like I’ll be traveling to Riga, Latvia after my Malta trip late April. There’s a lot of refugees from #Ukraine there right now, if anyone knows of any families there I would love to meet them and share a few dinners with them. #IStandWithUkriane #UkraineRefugees | 316 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@ReturnofR Foreigner"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @ReturnofR Foreigner | 169 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Great to join many friends along with our next Lt Governor at the County’s 12th Annual Diwali Celebration as @arunamiller returned to the place where she served as a county transportation engineer and is now poised to become the 1st immigrant & Indian American elected statewide. https://t.co/VaFBGFra9A"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | Great to join many friends along with our next Lt Governor at the County’s 12th Annual Diwali Celebration as @arunamiller returned to the place where she served as a county transportation engineer and is now poised to become the 1st immigrant & Indian American elected statewide. https://t.co/VaFBGFra9A | 963 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@RomanKalisz1 @lesiavasylenko Turkey?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @RomanKalisz1 @lesiavasylenko Turkey? | 31 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@AtomeSg His latest mini album is “Refuge” together with Sanha. https://t.co/2ZJBlocxCh"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @AtomeSg His latest mini album is “Refuge” together with Sanha. https://t.co/2ZJBlocxCh | 440 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"We are all human beings, immigrant or no https://t.co/lBJCuH5Zwn"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | We are all human beings, immigrant or no https://t.co/lBJCuH5Zwn | 606 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Afther #Russian soldiers smoked their cigarettes too close to an ammodepot at #Saki airfield on the 9th august, Admiral #Kuznetsov seeks #asylum at a #NATO country to restock its hangars with airplanes, they must have thought, if #Ukrain can, we can too! https://t.co/HyZAtgPwW3"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Afther #Russian soldiers smoked their cigarettes too close to an ammodepot at #Saki airfield on the 9th august, Admiral #Kuznetsov seeks #asylum at a #NATO country to restock its hangars with airplanes, they must have thought, if #Ukrain can, we can too! https://t.co/HyZAtgPwW3 | 490 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"David, always a useful hack, wrote a piece about Estonia ferries but did he mention the recent comments from the Estonian Refugee Council... https://t.co/waj4QwN33k https://t.co/OFCLV4Nnue"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | David, always a useful hack, wrote a piece about Estonia ferries but did he mention the recent comments from the Estonian Refugee Council... https://t.co/waj4QwN33k https://t.co/OFCLV4Nnue | 841 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Freezo_RSA @nqobikababa @Mr_JMMankgabe @south_prescott But she was offered a job! She was looking for work! 🤷🏽♀️ what was done to her and the sex slavery was a crime against her. She is a victim of human trafficking!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @Freezo_RSA @nqobikababa @Mr_JMMankgabe @south_prescott But she was offered a job! She was looking for work! 🤷🏽♀️ what was done to her and the sex slavery was a crime against her. She is a victim of human trafficking! | 885 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@ImmigrationDept passport status tracking number 1310144920"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @ImmigrationDept passport status tracking number 1310144920 | 318 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@yyzMYA @meadoval4lyf @PlannerSean @LarryDClay @MLTPlanner Calm TF down dude. Be inspired by this immigrant👇 arrived in 2011, finished college, landed a career with the City of Mississauga, bought a home and is giving back to his community all before turning 35. While you’re embittered and stuck in the Shalimar projects in your 40s. https://t.co/tfqRtjUK4I"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @yyzMYA @meadoval4lyf @PlannerSean @LarryDClay @MLTPlanner Calm TF down dude. Be inspired by this immigrant👇 arrived in 2011, finished college, landed a career with the City of Mississauga, bought a home and is giving back to his community all before turning 35. While you’re embittered and stuck in the Shalimar projects in your 40s. https://t.co/tfqRtjUK4I | 20 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@PhilSaltash @dancludlow My Grandad emigrated to GB when he was 5/6 from Italy. We don't know from where exactly. My great grandparents died young of pneumonia & he & his brother were adopted. New English surname! Found him in the Navy records during WW1 as a stoker!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @PhilSaltash @dancludlow My Grandad emigrated to GB when he was 5/6 from Italy. We don't know from where exactly. My great grandparents died young of pneumonia & he & his brother were adopted. New English surname! Found him in the Navy records during WW1 as a stoker! | 931 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Umar__sofi who are you??? migrant from Central Asia. She was a Dogra as Kashmiri as it gets."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @Umar__sofi who are you??? migrant from Central Asia. She was a Dogra as Kashmiri as it gets. | 7 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@CrazyLexxiCool @DojaCat That album was the #1 of the year"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @CrazyLexxiCool @DojaCat That album was the #1 of the year | 22 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"To be clear: EVERYONE does this. Church, I’m looking at you in particular. So many workshops on how women/POC/LGBTQIA folx/ immigrants can “thrive” in institution instead of the work of changing the institutional norms…"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | To be clear: EVERYONE does this. Church, I’m looking at you in particular. So many workshops on how women/POC/LGBTQIA folx/ immigrants can “thrive” in institution instead of the work of changing the institutional norms… | 281 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@jbchoknows @MyFantasyLeague He’s available in all 3 of my leagues"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @jbchoknows @MyFantasyLeague He’s available in all 3 of my leagues | 250 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@News5PH Former President Diosdado MacapagaI today denounced the martiallaw Government of the Philippines as a lawless dictatorship and then sought asylum in the US Embassy. The 65‐year‐old leader, who was in office from 1961 to 1965, losing the election that year to Ferdinand E. Marcos. https://t.co/sag7ZRcXPH"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @News5PH Former President Diosdado MacapagaI today denounced the martiallaw Government of the Philippines as a lawless dictatorship and then sought asylum in the US Embassy. The 65‐year‐old leader, who was in office from 1961 to 1965, losing the election that year to Ferdinand E. Marcos. https://t.co/sag7ZRcXPH | 961 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"It isn't just the @UKLabour leadership, it is their support of any minority group to the exclusion of everyday working folk. #gender zealots #foreign criminals #migrants/#openborders #islamists #overseas financial support They don't care for #women, #homosexuals, #children"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | It isn't just the @UKLabour leadership, it is their support of any minority group to the exclusion of everyday working folk. #gender zealots #foreign criminals #migrants/#openborders #islamists #overseas financial support They don't care for #women, #homosexuals, #children | 954 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@PeterDutton_MP @VCDF_Australia What about supporting the innocent refugees you are holding in prison for years?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @PeterDutton_MP @VCDF_Australia What about supporting the innocent refugees you are holding in prison for years? | 769 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Lmaaaao human trafficking njayyyyni😭what’s going on?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Lmaaaao human trafficking njayyyyni😭what’s going on? | 804 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"How did nobody tell me there’s a whole new season of @beforeigners available on @hbomax now? #beforeigners"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | How did nobody tell me there’s a whole new season of @beforeigners available on @hbomax now? #beforeigners | 922 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Young migration warrior😇 https://t.co/Zi7K9YoHnz"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Young migration warrior😇 https://t.co/Zi7K9YoHnz | 45 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"2/n Created on the initiative of Robert Gamzon, founder of the Israelite Scouts of France (EIF), the Moissac house opened its doors on December 5, 1939. Located in the heart of the city, it welcomed refugee children from Poland, Austria, Germany and Hungary. They learned https://t.co/TI0p8HKtrJ"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | 2/n Created on the initiative of Robert Gamzon, founder of the Israelite Scouts of France (EIF), the Moissac house opened its doors on December 5, 1939. Located in the heart of the city, it welcomed refugee children from Poland, Austria, Germany and Hungary. They learned https://t.co/TI0p8HKtrJ | 546 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@ScottishQuilter @Peter_1888 The subjects of this research include people from 123 countries due to unrestricted immigration in England. Immigrants not only don't read or write English, they get translators paid for by English taxpayers so don't need to bother. @theSNP have destroyed Scottish education."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @ScottishQuilter @Peter_1888 The subjects of this research include people from 123 countries due to unrestricted immigration in England. Immigrants not only don't read or write English, they get translators paid for by English taxpayers so don't need to bother. @theSNP have destroyed Scottish education. | 813 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"They initially wanted me to sign on a register where the reason for canceling was left blank. I informed the immigration authorities that I cannot sign on a blank register on which I was also threatened with being locked up in the police station."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | They initially wanted me to sign on a register where the reason for canceling was left blank. I informed the immigration authorities that I cannot sign on a blank register on which I was also threatened with being locked up in the police station. | 805 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Participating in the healing campaign Refugee Week 2025 @VOICESNetworkUK @DOTW_UK @CityofSanctuary @TCCWales @IMIX_UK"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | Participating in the healing campaign Refugee Week 2025 @VOICESNetworkUK @DOTW_UK @CityofSanctuary @TCCWales @IMIX_UK | 881 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Asylum seekers in Rwanda not only face long delays and a high refusal rate, but those from the Middle East or who are LGBTQ+ are routinely discriminated against. It is not safe for people seeking sanctuary #StopRwandaFlight #StopTheFlights"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | Asylum seekers in Rwanda not only face long delays and a high refusal rate, but those from the Middle East or who are LGBTQ+ are routinely discriminated against. It is not safe for people seeking sanctuary #StopRwandaFlight #StopTheFlights | 935 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"When I was coming back from my office, I found two refugee boys playing badminton on the road inside the camp. They don't have net and playground.They play it on the road. Rohingya play badminton mostly in winter. #Rohingya #Refugees #Playing #Badminton #Winter https://t.co/3lHTo21gea"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | When I was coming back from my office, I found two refugee boys playing badminton on the road inside the camp. They don't have net and playground.They play it on the road. Rohingya play badminton mostly in winter. #Rohingya #Refugees #Playing #Badminton #Winter https://t.co/3lHTo21gea | 896 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"If I can visit zimbabwe, Malawi, Nigeria I will be called a foreigner& I won't be allowed to do business because it will be reserved for local people but when these people are in South Africa I must call them my brothers! Then nna ko gae ke kae? Away with illegal #OperationDudula"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | If I can visit zimbabwe, Malawi, Nigeria I will be called a foreigner& I won't be allowed to do business because it will be reserved for local people but when these people are in South Africa I must call them my brothers! Then nna ko gae ke kae? Away with illegal #OperationDudula | 291 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Gladelands Yes I remember sharing that at the time … they are amoral shapeshifters … being dragged towards positive actions by public opinion on Covid, refugees & cost of living crisis while people assume they are leading. This is not the Conservatives I grew up with!"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @Gladelands Yes I remember sharing that at the time … they are amoral shapeshifters … being dragged towards positive actions by public opinion on Covid, refugees & cost of living crisis while people assume they are leading. This is not the Conservatives I grew up with! | 190 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@KacperPaczek @XaviballV2 @nocontextfooty Don't put 22 Arab countries as a group and Europeans in a group, Let's compare Poland with any of Gcc countries,i haven't seen anyone from my country want to immigrate to Poland, but there are many Polish women who immigrated to our countries illegally and worked as prostitutes"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @KacperPaczek @XaviballV2 @nocontextfooty Don't put 22 Arab countries as a group and Europeans in a group, Let's compare Poland with any of Gcc countries,i haven't seen anyone from my country want to immigrate to Poland, but there are many Polish women who immigrated to our countries illegally and worked as prostitutes | 46 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"population growth, rural-to-urban migration, lack of employable skills and experienced workers among the youth are primarily responsible. As it is now, all stakeholders needs to come together to address the issues concerning our youths to avert looming crisis."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | population growth, rural-to-urban migration, lack of employable skills and experienced workers among the youth are primarily responsible. As it is now, all stakeholders needs to come together to address the issues concerning our youths to avert looming crisis. | 292 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@ServicomOffice my file was taken since 9. If @nigimmigration cant do simple first come first serve then ikoyi office is a holistic failure #fact people coming late and in my presence woth whotw file snappin and leaving ASAP"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @ServicomOffice my file was taken since 9. If @nigimmigration cant do simple first come first serve then ikoyi office is a holistic failure #fact people coming late and in my presence woth whotw file snappin and leaving ASAP | 739 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@JoeBiden Conveniently left off some items off the list like border control, @mls cutting local announcers for a deal with Apple, etc"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @JoeBiden Conveniently left off some items off the list like border control, @mls cutting local announcers for a deal with Apple, etc | 323 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#SantRampalJiMaharaj_App What is the identity of a complete Saint ? Is Salvation possible by going in the refuge of any Guru ? 🤳🏼 To know more, download our Official App "Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj". Download from Playstore https://t.co/qxWfagzZF4"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | #SantRampalJiMaharaj_App What is the identity of a complete Saint ? Is Salvation possible by going in the refuge of any Guru ? 🤳🏼 To know more, download our Official App "Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj". Download from Playstore https://t.co/qxWfagzZF4 | 64 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@osmar11martinez in again for 6! Conversion no good! @LyfordFootball up 32-6 late in the 3rd. And with that, we’re out! See you guys tomorrow from Refugio! @Riosportslive @22photosdesigns @TXHS_Football @rgvsports @dctf @txhsfball @CallerSports @Caller_Len @LyfordBulldogs https://t.co/uCZOJ7YKXP"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @osmar11martinez in again for 6! Conversion no good! @LyfordFootball up 32-6 late in the 3rd. And with that, we’re out! See you guys tomorrow from Refugio! @Riosportslive @22photosdesigns @TXHS_Football @rgvsports @dctf @txhsfball @CallerSports @Caller_Len @LyfordBulldogs https://t.co/uCZOJ7YKXP | 23 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@RupertMyers @DPJHodges It’s also the bogus argument of the cuckoo land left…. Any that are refused asylum because they don’t qualify will come illegally for the same hotels and benefits"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @RupertMyers @DPJHodges It’s also the bogus argument of the cuckoo land left…. Any that are refused asylum because they don’t qualify will come illegally for the same hotels and benefits | 81 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TheDenMillwall @pritipatel Migrants are not refugee's"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @TheDenMillwall @pritipatel Migrants are not refugee's | 89 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@NadiaWhittomeMP Please take all your illegal migrants with you and you can govern them. Give them food shelter and do good to humanity. You know nothing."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @NadiaWhittomeMP Please take all your illegal migrants with you and you can govern them. Give them food shelter and do good to humanity. You know nothing. | 509 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Unclerico9806 @BlackfootIAm @AntonioArellano By and large, the only difference is in how they're treated. Without "illegal" immigration a lot of industries wouldn't have enough workers (I can't remember the exact statistics, but about ¼ of agriculture industry is made up of "illegal" immigrants)"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @Unclerico9806 @BlackfootIAm @AntonioArellano By and large, the only difference is in how they're treated. Without "illegal" immigration a lot of industries wouldn't have enough workers (I can't remember the exact statistics, but about ¼ of agriculture industry is made up of "illegal" immigrants) | 587 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Lovely comments on my article 👇🏼 The reader comments about refugees fleeing Ukraine - and then the reality https://t.co/0bn6Cd7kul https://t.co/jtCSCrJyD4"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | Lovely comments on my article 👇🏼 The reader comments about refugees fleeing Ukraine - and then the reality https://t.co/0bn6Cd7kul https://t.co/jtCSCrJyD4 | 523 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@copdawoot @JohnJohnnycake @LBC tories in power last 12 yrs. flag wavers still blame the opposition for the tory mess.1. sack patel 2. appoint a hs capable of building bridges with france 3. online asylum application such as used for Ukraine 4 work with overseas to shut down people traffic"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @copdawoot @JohnJohnnycake @LBC tories in power last 12 yrs. flag wavers still blame the opposition for the tory mess.1. sack patel 2. appoint a hs capable of building bridges with france 3. online asylum application such as used for Ukraine 4 work with overseas to shut down people traffic | 273 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@UnniHundhammer Unni, you live in a charming town. My neighborhood is very friendly and it’s located along a creek and a bird migration route, so lots to see and hear. Have a good week. https://t.co/BUhUJpSPUt"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @UnniHundhammer Unni, you live in a charming town. My neighborhood is very friendly and it’s located along a creek and a bird migration route, so lots to see and hear. Have a good week. https://t.co/BUhUJpSPUt | 874 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"True refuge is that which allows us to b https://t.co/9rZRJseW2e"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | True refuge is that which allows us to b https://t.co/9rZRJseW2e | 465 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"It was launching of #indus December, 2017 #migratingmusic #worldmusic #trancemusic #psychedelia #diaspora #wanderer #hellenic #hellenism #hellenistic #ancientculture @ Iccr Kolkata https://t.co/kRh6a6KQ76"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,610,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,610,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | It was launching of #indus December, 2017 #migratingmusic #worldmusic #trancemusic #psychedelia #diaspora #wanderer #hellenic #hellenism #hellenistic #ancientculture @ Iccr Kolkata https://t.co/kRh6a6KQ76 | 696 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Does your business need a cash injection? You can use your fully paid up construction machinery or vehicle's to secure an instant loan. #pawn2drive #fastcash #easyloans #itcloans #emergencyloans https://t.co/ZzOuxX2mDW"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Does your business need a cash injection? You can use your fully paid up construction machinery or vehicle's to secure an instant loan. #pawn2drive #fastcash #easyloans #itcloans #emergencyloans https://t.co/ZzOuxX2mDW | 722 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@gracemarylaura @angiebeeb Married with two children seems to qualify migrants for a low rental house if their salary is cerca 50k."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @gracemarylaura @angiebeeb Married with two children seems to qualify migrants for a low rental house if their salary is cerca 50k. | 392 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"French Presidential Election 2022: The 'great replacement' is a xenophobic conspiracy theory https://t.co/kmvrMMjFQz via @InfoMigrants"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | French Presidential Election 2022: The 'great replacement' is a xenophobic conspiracy theory https://t.co/kmvrMMjFQz via @InfoMigrants | 419 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I support Ukraine 🇺🇦 and President Zelenskyy. I sent $1,000 to help 🇺🇦refugees."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | I support Ukraine 🇺🇦 and President Zelenskyy. I sent $1,000 to help 🇺🇦refugees. | 455 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Huge thank you for sharing your stories today. Talked to a Ukrainian immigrant in our area today - and also Indiana-bases Mission To #Ukraine. Here’s how Hoosiers can help. ❤️❤️"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | Huge thank you for sharing your stories today. Talked to a Ukrainian immigrant in our area today - and also Indiana-bases Mission To #Ukraine. Here’s how Hoosiers can help. ❤️❤️ | 957 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The migrant relief center opens on Randall’s Island. The tent facility is finally ready for asylum seekers, about two weeks after construction began. #migrants @CBSNewYork https://t.co/s1ZUQJQpfQ"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | The migrant relief center opens on Randall’s Island. The tent facility is finally ready for asylum seekers, about two weeks after construction began. #migrants @CBSNewYork https://t.co/s1ZUQJQpfQ | 886 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Drinking a Spree Series Watermelon IPA by @Thewhitehag @ Beer Asylum — https://t.co/sfzbkSJ3eR"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Drinking a Spree Series Watermelon IPA by @Thewhitehag @ Beer Asylum — https://t.co/sfzbkSJ3eR | 18 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@HRHChipshop Well the immigration policy just has had a bonus .... FFS . Brexit and absolute F#cking disaster....."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @HRHChipshop Well the immigration policy just has had a bonus .... FFS . Brexit and absolute F#cking disaster..... | 948 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"During whole class read, Y4 read a poem called Refugees by @brian_bilston We discussed our initial thoughts about the poem before reading again from the bottom which gives a positive and realistic perspective. @Shoreside1234 @RainbowEduMAT @MrPowerREMAT https://t.co/xGoHUORHpN"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | During whole class read, Y4 read a poem called Refugees by @brian_bilston We discussed our initial thoughts about the poem before reading again from the bottom which gives a positive and realistic perspective. @Shoreside1234 @RainbowEduMAT @MrPowerREMAT https://t.co/xGoHUORHpN | 164 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Adventure is awaiting for you here in the midst of wildebeest in Serengeti national park. Karibu Tanzania #tanzaniaunforgettable #safarilocation #trulyafricanexperience #wildebeestmigration https://t.co/V5r9OIOJAq"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Adventure is awaiting for you here in the midst of wildebeest in Serengeti national park. Karibu Tanzania #tanzaniaunforgettable #safarilocation #trulyafricanexperience #wildebeestmigration https://t.co/V5r9OIOJAq | 79 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"There may be unrevealed design in this coincidence. Diplomats are unfeathered migratory birds. Greetings to all colleagues and friends on #IFS Day & #MigratoryBirds Day. 💼 🦅 @databaaj @indiandiplomats @doctorsumitseth @vivek4wild @theabhayk @ParveenKaswan @siddisimple"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | There may be unrevealed design in this coincidence. Diplomats are unfeathered migratory birds. Greetings to all colleagues and friends on #IFS Day & #MigratoryBirds Day. 💼 🦅 @databaaj @indiandiplomats @doctorsumitseth @vivek4wild @theabhayk @ParveenKaswan @siddisimple | 689 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@VRSoloviev Ukrainian refugees will have a great time at your villas! Oh sorry, at your former villas... How's your son doing in the army by the way?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @VRSoloviev Ukrainian refugees will have a great time at your villas! Oh sorry, at your former villas... How's your son doing in the army by the way? | 377 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@pritipatel and @BorisJohnson value their Brexit promises of no freedom of movement in Europe more than the lives of Ukrainian refugees. Why are the media ignoring this disgraceful act @itvpeston @PaulBrandITV @KayBurley @BethRigby @GaryGibbonC4"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @pritipatel and @BorisJohnson value their Brexit promises of no freedom of movement in Europe more than the lives of Ukrainian refugees. Why are the media ignoring this disgraceful act @itvpeston @PaulBrandITV @KayBurley @BethRigby @GaryGibbonC4 | 661 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"To the former child migrants, who came t https://t.co/xdd4glC1ei"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | To the former child migrants, who came t https://t.co/xdd4glC1ei | 242 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"One million people have fled Ukraine since Russian invasion, UN refugee agency says.. https://t.co/sfW2vXhzts"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | One million people have fled Ukraine since Russian invasion, UN refugee agency says.. https://t.co/sfW2vXhzts | 462 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@RetroBlastUS @The_Top_Loader @ColonelFalcon @LoveRetroBTW @AliceAutomata @BenMagnet27 @TheRetroAsylum @arcadeattackUK Howdee ma friends. Thanks so much for the kind words and SO. Right back at ya too, always a delight catching your casts and chat guys 🏴😃👍🍻"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,480,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @RetroBlastUS @The_Top_Loader @ColonelFalcon @LoveRetroBTW @AliceAutomata @BenMagnet27 @TheRetroAsylum @arcadeattackUK Howdee ma friends. Thanks so much for the kind words and SO. Right back at ya too, always a delight catching your casts and chat guys 🏴😃👍🍻 | 787 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TuchStans @RexChapman Let me know when someone other than your mother hugs you like those migrants hugged those Democrats."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @TuchStans @RexChapman Let me know when someone other than your mother hugs you like those migrants hugged those Democrats. | 443 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@kimguilfoyle @GovRonDeSantis @HouseGOP @NatResources @SelectGOP @GOPLeader @GOPChairwoman @GOPoversight @SelectGOP @seanhannity @TuckerCarlson @lesiavasylenko It's NOT imposible to reach the end of segregation & denial of voting rights to the US Citicens in Puerto Rico🇺🇸🇵🇷"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @kimguilfoyle @GovRonDeSantis @HouseGOP @NatResources @SelectGOP @GOPLeader @GOPChairwoman @GOPoversight @SelectGOP @seanhannity @TuckerCarlson @lesiavasylenko It's NOT imposible to reach the end of segregation & denial of voting rights to the US Citicens in Puerto Rico🇺🇸🇵🇷 | 189 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@BlaiseGomez12 @stillgray Love you for putting it out there. Not like news 12 here in Westchester where cupcakes are more important than migrant flights. You’re not afraid of being newsworthy ."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @BlaiseGomez12 @stillgray Love you for putting it out there. Not like news 12 here in Westchester where cupcakes are more important than migrant flights. You’re not afraid of being newsworthy . | 129 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Border Patrol Agents Did Not Whip Del Rio Migrants, Report Finds #haitian #asylumseekers #migrants #fintwit https://t.co/VpBI5iLTRl"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [3]. </s> | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | Border Patrol Agents Did Not Whip Del Rio Migrants, Report Finds #haitian #asylumseekers #migrants #fintwit https://t.co/VpBI5iLTRl | 929 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Is this legal? I'm not sure. And quite frankly, i can't be bothered to care, bc no matter what the law might be, companies do whatever they want anyway with these sort of things. You think this is a bad mindset for me to have? Well, good luck complaining here, as a foreigner..."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Is this legal? I'm not sure. And quite frankly, i can't be bothered to care, bc no matter what the law might be, companies do whatever they want anyway with these sort of things. You think this is a bad mindset for me to have? Well, good luck complaining here, as a foreigner... | 379 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Report Card for USCIS Immigration Actions by Advocacy Groups https://t.co/tEkrWBLJlb"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Report Card for USCIS Immigration Actions by Advocacy Groups https://t.co/tEkrWBLJlb | 226 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Come and explore our new underwater viewing gallery at #DiglisFishPass! 🐟🤩👀 #fishmigration #RiverSevern #RiverConservation #FollowTheShad"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | Come and explore our new underwater viewing gallery at #DiglisFishPass! 🐟🤩👀 #fishmigration #RiverSevern #RiverConservation #FollowTheShad | 395 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@cmurf19 @KeithOlbermann @RepDLesko Are you relating immigrants to cancer?"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @cmurf19 @KeithOlbermann @RepDLesko Are you relating immigrants to cancer? | 425 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"You seem to hav empathy for migrants, but it’s puzzling that you have more empathy for street criminals than justice for their victims."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [2]. </s> | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,560,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | You seem to hav empathy for migrants, but it’s puzzling that you have more empathy for street criminals than justice for their victims. | 303 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"As an immigration attorney, its infuriating to see how differently my Afghan & Ukrainian clients are treated by our gov - especially when they’re borne out of 2 Biden-enhanced disasters - not sure if its the skin color or religion - I’d pray for @JoeBiden’s soul - but just can’t."
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [1]. </s> | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | As an immigration attorney, its infuriating to see how differently my Afghan & Ukrainian clients are treated by our gov - especially when they’re borne out of 2 Biden-enhanced disasters - not sure if its the skin color or religion - I’d pray for @JoeBiden’s soul - but just can’t. | 405 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Roman440440 @donaldtusk @ZiobroPL @SolidarnaPL @mwojcik_ @RTraktowanie @UrszulaRusecka @KosiniakKamysz @JKaczyski @MWosPL @SzczytyAR @nowePSL @BiuroRPO #Polish Child Abductor & Abuser #EdytaSonta & sister #MartaKascperka #PolishPolice Officer found by 14 Polish judges 7 Courts including #Polish Supreme Court to unlawfully abducted & illegally retained Rhian Toolan in #Poland #ReturnRhianToolan to UK https://t.co/Ynx3XDbeSv"
Here are more details on how to classify the tweets according to the four categories.
Category = Anti-immigration.
Definition: Expresses opposition to immigration or migrants, including negative stereotypes, criticisms, or advocacy for restrictive policies.
Includes: Complaints about immigrants taking jobs, exploiting welfare systems, lowering wages, or increasing economic inequality. Concerns about immigrants threatening national identity, cultural traditions, religious values, or societal cohesion, including associations with criminality, terrorism, or negative stereotypes. Support for stricter immigration laws, deportations, or increased border controls.
Category = Pro-immigration.
Definition: Expresses support for immigration, migrants, or refugees, or challenges anti-immigration sentiments.
Includes: Advocacy for immigrant rights, welcoming refugees, and supporting open borders. Highlighting diversity, inclusivity, and migrants positive contributions to society and the economy. Criticizing xenophobia, anti-immigration policies, or harmful stereotypes. Drawing attention to injustices faced by migrants or celebrating their resilience. Showing solidarity or empathy toward migrants, directly or indirectly.
Category = Neutral.
Contains no clear positive or negative stance on immigration. Tweets in this category may share factual information (like statistics or policies).
Category = Unclassified.
Residual category for tweets unrelated to immigration or lacking enough context to classify. This includes tweets where the topic may be ambiguous, unrelated, or too brief to determine a stance.
Instructions: Read the tweet and select the category that best fits. Do not explain your answer and return only a number.
Categoriy numbers: 1 = 'pro-immigration'; 2 = 'anti-immigration'; 3 = 'neutral'; 4 = 'unrelated'[/INST]. Answer = [4]. </s> | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,510,000,000,000,000,000 | unrelated | 4 | @Roman440440 @donaldtusk @ZiobroPL @SolidarnaPL @mwojcik_ @RTraktowanie @UrszulaRusecka @KosiniakKamysz @JKaczyski @MWosPL @SzczytyAR @nowePSL @BiuroRPO #Polish Child Abductor & Abuser #EdytaSonta & sister #MartaKascperka #PolishPolice Officer found by 14 Polish judges 7 Courts including #Polish Supreme Court to unlawfully abducted & illegally retained Rhian Toolan in #Poland #ReturnRhianToolan to UK https://t.co/Ynx3XDbeSv | 119 |