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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:"We hope @UNHCRIndo hear our voice and release us from prison that you build for us in this limbo (Indonesia) #HelpRefugees_Indonesia https://t.co/vc0DdIn8As"
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 | We hope @UNHCRIndo hear our voice and release us from prison that you build for us in this limbo (Indonesia) #HelpRefugees_Indonesia https://t.co/vc0DdIn8As | 381 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"History reversal: Ukrainian soldiers dispatched to protect Torah scrolls at Chabad Centre in Kiev along with Jews who are taking refuge there. https://t.co/UsrG6ZOixj"
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 | History reversal: Ukrainian soldiers dispatched to protect Torah scrolls at Chabad Centre in Kiev along with Jews who are taking refuge there. https://t.co/UsrG6ZOixj | 746 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@takczyinaczej1 @AshurNFT @LazyLionsNFT Congratulations 🍾🎊 https://t.co/AxwjPiY2Kp"
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 | @takczyinaczej1 @AshurNFT @LazyLionsNFT Congratulations 🍾🎊 https://t.co/AxwjPiY2Kp | 631 |
<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, . https://t.co/JoUaqj49yI"
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, . https://t.co/JoUaqj49yI | 457 |
<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 FOR YOU #AFGHANITANIREFUGEES. Fuck Star Wars stuff. YOU are the Mission. Amen. @potus Biden is a Pimp #USAF https://t.co/yDXYMTOEcx"
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 | THIS IS FOR YOU #AFGHANITANIREFUGEES. Fuck Star Wars stuff. YOU are the Mission. Amen. @potus Biden is a Pimp #USAF https://t.co/yDXYMTOEcx | 267 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@GaDangmeArchive @ba_pinga @neequayeboye1 @CunnisElijah @niiayiray @thecoptna flee took refuge in the southeast of present-day Togo🇹🇬 and gave rise, as a result of much interbreeding with the peoples they encountered, to the Guin people of present-day Togo🇹🇬. The Guin people of Togo🇹🇬 are thus the descendants of the Ga-Dangme who fled the Accra region🇬🇭"
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 | @GaDangmeArchive @ba_pinga @neequayeboye1 @CunnisElijah @niiayiray @thecoptna flee took refuge in the southeast of present-day Togo🇹🇬 and gave rise, as a result of much interbreeding with the peoples they encountered, to the Guin people of present-day Togo🇹🇬. The Guin people of Togo🇹🇬 are thus the descendants of the Ga-Dangme who fled the Accra region🇬🇭 | 68 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@nypost Ok, California? Do you have a problem? Call Joe! His 8 (x3) mil. migrants can stop this."
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 | @nypost Ok, California? Do you have a problem? Call Joe! His 8 (x3) mil. migrants can stop this. | 366 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TaylorXEaston @Derricktgoat @CBCNews Then stop worrying about new immigrants they will be fine infact we need more Canada is a big country with few 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> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @TaylorXEaston @Derricktgoat @CBCNews Then stop worrying about new immigrants they will be fine infact we need more Canada is a big country with few people. | 295 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Question why so many foreigners running state government entities ie example vic roads"
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 | Question why so many foreigners running state government entities ie example vic roads | 862 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@nitin_gadkari Sir traveled today on the Delhi Chandiigarh NH.I think it the worse NH which is in bad shape .Most unsafe road and full of bumpy travels.Under your leadership this is not acceptable .Please look into this NH as most Indians and foreigners travel on this road."
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 | @nitin_gadkari Sir traveled today on the Delhi Chandiigarh NH.I think it the worse NH which is in bad shape .Most unsafe road and full of bumpy travels.Under your leadership this is not acceptable .Please look into this NH as most Indians and foreigners travel on this road. | 595 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The continuing high tfr of hindi belt and low tfr will increase migration to south India. We need to work out effec… https://t.co/02NqZYdjRR"
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> | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,580,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | The continuing high tfr of hindi belt and low tfr will increase migration to south India. We need to work out effec… https://t.co/02NqZYdjRR | 244 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@LionHearted76 @HEYDOCGAYE They are not Arizona and Texas migrants. Just because the southern border is their place of entry doesn’t mean they belong there. All who enter illegally should automatically be processed and put on busses headed straight for DC."
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> | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @LionHearted76 @HEYDOCGAYE They are not Arizona and Texas migrants. Just because the southern border is their place of entry doesn’t mean they belong there. All who enter illegally should automatically be processed and put on busses headed straight for DC. | 141 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"My Birthday present From Kimmie. Las Vegas @MandalayBay gonna see Michael Jackson @Cirque and then Saturday the Pools and Saturday night Foreigner. Sunday home. https://t.co/tp7S7zHwGE"
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 | My Birthday present From Kimmie. Las Vegas @MandalayBay gonna see Michael Jackson @Cirque and then Saturday the Pools and Saturday night Foreigner. Sunday home. https://t.co/tp7S7zHwGE | 917 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@stellacreasy Stop weaponising 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> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @stellacreasy Stop weaponising illegal immigrants | 712 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@RonFilipkowski Vile human being. Using human being, asylum seekers, in a gross publicity stunt #sickening"
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 | @RonFilipkowski Vile human being. Using human being, asylum seekers, in a gross publicity stunt #sickening | 212 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Tony_Yorkshire @firstyorks2017 The first thingS he should: stop all illegal immigrants. Remove green tax completely Tear up N Ireland protocol. Start fracking and nuclear power"
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 | @Tony_Yorkshire @firstyorks2017 The first thingS he should: stop all illegal immigrants. Remove green tax completely Tear up N Ireland protocol. Start fracking and nuclear power | 759 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@NewLaidler Listening to a resident on LBC who claims most people arriving on the boats hand themselves over to border forces/police ergo genuine asylum seekers, some run away to avoid the authorities, likely not to be genuine asylum seekers, so make it easier for the genuine, then be 1/2"
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 | @NewLaidler Listening to a resident on LBC who claims most people arriving on the boats hand themselves over to border forces/police ergo genuine asylum seekers, some run away to avoid the authorities, likely not to be genuine asylum seekers, so make it easier for the genuine, then be 1/2 | 721 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"immigrants, colonizers, descendants of enslaved people, original stewards and 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 = [3]. </s> | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,530,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | immigrants, colonizers, descendants of enslaved people, original stewards and nations | 997 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Germans welcoming Ukrainian refugees to stay with them! 🇩🇪 🇺🇦 💙💛"
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 | Germans welcoming Ukrainian refugees to stay with them! 🇩🇪 🇺🇦 💙💛 | 350 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@AndrewRTDavies Stop mass 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 = [2]. </s> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @AndrewRTDavies Stop mass immigration | 272 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"On the #InternationalDayForTheEliminationOfRacialDiscrimination — and every day — I am committed to leading a more diverse, inclusive and actively anti-racist UNHCR. For refugees and everyone forced to flee, we must stand united to #endracism."
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 | On the #InternationalDayForTheEliminationOfRacialDiscrimination — and every day — I am committed to leading a more diverse, inclusive and actively anti-racist UNHCR. For refugees and everyone forced to flee, we must stand united to #endracism. | 524 |
<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 allo. https://t.co/VWyoqe7AdV"
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 | True refuge is that which allo. https://t.co/VWyoqe7AdV | 836 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I'm doing 300,000 Steps in 30 Days for Ukrainian Refugees and your contribution will help the UN High Commission for Refugees and its work to protect and restore the lives of those who have been forced to flee in Ukraine and in so many other countries. https://t.co/dMikrEzy0J"
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 | I'm doing 300,000 Steps in 30 Days for Ukrainian Refugees and your contribution will help the UN High Commission for Refugees and its work to protect and restore the lives of those who have been forced to flee in Ukraine and in so many other countries. https://t.co/dMikrEzy0J | 583 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@zenashley91 @realDonJTru Most are foreigners. Americans know this is a fake account. Including us “Trump Supporters”."
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 | @zenashley91 @realDonJTru Most are foreigners. Americans know this is a fake account. Including us “Trump Supporters”. | 541 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@SimonJonesNews Good. 👍 89.3 million forcibly displaced people worldwide: 27.1 million refugees. 53.2 million internally displaced Just looking at the refugees, most of whom will qualify for asylum under 1851 convention How many do you want? Pick a number between 0 and 27.1 million."
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 | @SimonJonesNews Good. 👍 89.3 million forcibly displaced people worldwide: 27.1 million refugees. 53.2 million internally displaced Just looking at the refugees, most of whom will qualify for asylum under 1851 convention How many do you want? Pick a number between 0 and 27.1 million. | 409 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@StevenDialFox4 @FOX4 @GovAbbott Abbott needs to go. As you know, they've been through immigration and released. They are not "unlawful". They are pawns in Abbott's bid for re-election. He gets free advertising from the news media."
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 | @StevenDialFox4 @FOX4 @GovAbbott Abbott needs to go. As you know, they've been through immigration and released. They are not "unlawful". They are pawns in Abbott's bid for re-election. He gets free advertising from the news media. | 434 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@JustinTrudeau Hi I needed your help asap I'm immigrant man I have been here🇫🇮 about 8 years just trying for living as how everyone but this country is very racist with me they're not letting me to live and they are not letting me to leave to see my life in different country help me🇨🇦"
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 | @JustinTrudeau Hi I needed your help asap I'm immigrant man I have been here🇫🇮 about 8 years just trying for living as how everyone but this country is very racist with me they're not letting me to live and they are not letting me to leave to see my life in different country help me🇨🇦 | 365 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#Guatemala #Phone #Number In the Unitd States, these ideas are well connectd to Guatemala Phone Number the left centere on Dissent magazine, born in the 1950s, by Irving Howe and. Lewis Coser, and a large number of European immigrants https://t.co/zlhgO920lT"
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 | #Guatemala #Phone #Number In the Unitd States, these ideas are well connectd to Guatemala Phone Number the left centere on Dissent magazine, born in the 1950s, by Irving Howe and. Lewis Coser, and a large number of European immigrants https://t.co/zlhgO920lT | 713 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Maharashtra has a huge burden of malnutrition which requires holistic approach like-- prenatal care, availability of nutritional food during pregnancy, tracking back migrating d mother & children, kids' regular checkups @IdzesKundan spoke to @IndianExpress https://t.co/ngWFSNh543 https://t.co/x4zV9J2YQ2"
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 | Maharashtra has a huge burden of malnutrition which requires holistic approach like-- prenatal care, availability of nutritional food during pregnancy, tracking back migrating d mother & children, kids' regular checkups @IdzesKundan spoke to @IndianExpress https://t.co/ngWFSNh543 https://t.co/x4zV9J2YQ2 | 557 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Governor Abbott, you disgust me. I’d trade every immigrant at the border for you and your classless, yahoo kind. #karma #kindness #humanrights"
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 | Governor Abbott, you disgust me. I’d trade every immigrant at the border for you and your classless, yahoo kind. #karma #kindness #humanrights | 327 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I visited in 2015 after reporting around the Donbas front line and was refreshed by its peace and beauty In recent weeks, the nearby monastery - for centuries, a refuge to people fleeing persecution - has been sheltering displaced families in its caverns https://t.co/i7WzX0SiVt"
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 | I visited in 2015 after reporting around the Donbas front line and was refreshed by its peace and beauty In recent weeks, the nearby monastery - for centuries, a refuge to people fleeing persecution - has been sheltering displaced families in its caverns https://t.co/i7WzX0SiVt | 773 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Please don’t blame a grieving mother for her baby’s death. Tragedies like this are the result of refusing to implement legal and, above all, safe pathways for those seeking asylum/a better future to at least make their case. No one embarks lightly on these dangerous crossings."
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 | Please don’t blame a grieving mother for her baby’s death. Tragedies like this are the result of refusing to implement legal and, above all, safe pathways for those seeking asylum/a better future to at least make their case. No one embarks lightly on these dangerous crossings. | 636 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@otitolomo @emmycruz200 @LugardJake Don't you think it's better you close that your mouth, may you may look like a human. Semi 🤡🤡🤡. Your people are in the refugee camp in the Republic of Benin https://t.co/VoS5eQPGHk"
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> | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,550,000,000,000,000,000 | pro-immigration | 1 | @otitolomo @emmycruz200 @LugardJake Don't you think it's better you close that your mouth, may you may look like a human. Semi 🤡🤡🤡. Your people are in the refugee camp in the Republic of Benin https://t.co/VoS5eQPGHk | 565 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Warrior4YWH @nasescobar316 I wanna say, if you replace Americans with Germans and immigrants with Jews, your comment is almost word for word Nazi propaganda from the 1930s."
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 | @Warrior4YWH @nasescobar316 I wanna say, if you replace Americans with Germans and immigrants with Jews, your comment is almost word for word Nazi propaganda from the 1930s. | 889 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@BillFOXLA When is San Francisco going to step up and be the Sanctuary City that we are? Mayor Breed offer to accept these Southern Border migrants into our Sanctuary City, by the tens of thousands, wouldn't you think that would be appropriate?"
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 | @BillFOXLA When is San Francisco going to step up and be the Sanctuary City that we are? Mayor Breed offer to accept these Southern Border migrants into our Sanctuary City, by the tens of thousands, wouldn't you think that would be appropriate? | 471 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@StevePeers @gungadin68 Yes(mostly). The definition used for immigration stats is "move to a country with intent to stay > 1 year- catches most international students. For population stats, we look at foreign born residents (most international students are residents)."
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> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @StevePeers @gungadin68 Yes(mostly). The definition used for immigration stats is "move to a country with intent to stay > 1 year- catches most international students. For population stats, we look at foreign born residents (most international students are residents). | 898 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@pritchard_ellie @SocraticFlesh @WFPChief @LotteLeicht1 @__RedLily__ @dlockyer @indigochild585 @Refugees First, these are small numbers compared to the displaced. Secondly, ordinary people do not often get such homes. Imagine someone asking me $300💲 for a house like this even though an organization is building it. Of course I did not agree because I do not have"
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> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @pritchard_ellie @SocraticFlesh @WFPChief @LotteLeicht1 @__RedLily__ @dlockyer @indigochild585 @Refugees First, these are small numbers compared to the displaced. Secondly, ordinary people do not often get such homes. Imagine someone asking me $300💲 for a house like this even though an organization is building it. Of course I did not agree because I do not have | 648 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@francis_scarr Russian people must be brain dead zombies if they believe this message to be true. Yes the lunatics (Putin and his henchmen/women) are ruling the asylum but that does not mean that the Russian people have to fall in line with them."
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 | @francis_scarr Russian people must be brain dead zombies if they believe this message to be true. Yes the lunatics (Putin and his henchmen/women) are ruling the asylum but that does not mean that the Russian people have to fall in line with them. | 622 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Evolution Forester #Evolution #golfcart #electric #lithium #golf #golfcourse #PGA #LPGA #custom #MODZ #LazyLife #showme #Missouri #STL #StCharles #cottleville #weldonspring #wentzville #fnewtown #charlestown #kirkwood #webstergroves #lakestlouis #dardeneprairie #innsbrook https://t.co/XtP3fCxIbI"
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 | Evolution Forester #Evolution #golfcart #electric #lithium #golf #golfcourse #PGA #LPGA #custom #MODZ #LazyLife #showme #Missouri #STL #StCharles #cottleville #weldonspring #wentzville #fnewtown #charlestown #kirkwood #webstergroves #lakestlouis #dardeneprairie #innsbrook https://t.co/XtP3fCxIbI | 223 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@RepTenney Biden violates his Oath of Office every single day. He is not enforcing our Country’s immigration laws. An impeachable offense!"
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> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @RepTenney Biden violates his Oath of Office every single day. He is not enforcing our Country’s immigration laws. An impeachable offense! | 854 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"No True “Border Crisis” so Abbott & DeSantis along with the GOP are paying immigrants to come to the USA to create… https://t.co/iVmu2VyNGb"
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 | No True “Border Crisis” so Abbott & DeSantis along with the GOP are paying immigrants to come to the USA to create… https://t.co/iVmu2VyNGb | 582 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"My latest blog on our partnership with @RefugeeAction - unrestricted funding and the power of co-operation to really hear the voices of those with lived experience https://t.co/vXwouPR9B0"
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 | My latest blog on our partnership with @RefugeeAction - unrestricted funding and the power of co-operation to really hear the voices of those with lived experience https://t.co/vXwouPR9B0 | 9 |
<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/WmUetkvnWq"
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 | True refuge is that which allows us to b https://t.co/WmUetkvnWq | 811 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@richardkabaho @NuweRichard Your cows migrated back their origin https://t.co/7MEdbgVzbH"
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 | @richardkabaho @NuweRichard Your cows migrated back their origin https://t.co/7MEdbgVzbH | 162 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#WhoSawGod In Kabir Sagar's “Hanuman Bodh” there is a description of God Kabir Saheb taking Hanuman ji in his refuge. God Kabir ji took Hanuman ji in his shelter and planted the seeds of true devotion in him. https://t.co/zmz1y6Y6HI"
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 | #WhoSawGod In Kabir Sagar's “Hanuman Bodh” there is a description of God Kabir Saheb taking Hanuman ji in his refuge. God Kabir ji took Hanuman ji in his shelter and planted the seeds of true devotion in him. https://t.co/zmz1y6Y6HI | 726 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@crazyleowilliam Mental arithmetic"
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 | @crazyleowilliam Mental arithmetic | 461 |
<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/DqyvnjNsUQ"
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 | To the former child migrants, who came t https://t.co/DqyvnjNsUQ | 338 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Councils identify 89 State-owned buildings to immediately house over 5,000 Ukrainian refugees https://t.co/MhsZzRYH1O"
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> | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,520,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | Councils identify 89 State-owned buildings to immediately house over 5,000 Ukrainian refugees https://t.co/MhsZzRYH1O | 256 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Appalling lack of support from UK, Johnson, Patel & Tory government for Ukraine refugees BBC's @BBCRosAtkins explains"
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 | Appalling lack of support from UK, Johnson, Patel & Tory government for Ukraine refugees BBC's @BBCRosAtkins explains | 731 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#StopWar War only results in loss of both sides. Thousands and millions of children are orphans, women are widows. People are forced to migrate from their native land. https://t.co/gjYk44JQqk"
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 | #StopWar War only results in loss of both sides. Thousands and millions of children are orphans, women are widows. People are forced to migrate from their native land. https://t.co/gjYk44JQqk | 753 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Well give thanks to Biden! Record inflation. Record crime. Record illegal immigration. Expensive groceries. Expensive gas. Expensive utility bills. Failing schools. Foreign policy disasters. High mortgage rates. 401k’s down. A failed administration!"
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> | 1,610,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,610,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | Well give thanks to Biden! Record inflation. Record crime. Record illegal immigration. Expensive groceries. Expensive gas. Expensive utility bills. Failing schools. Foreign policy disasters. High mortgage rates. 401k’s down. A failed administration! | 920 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"TX: Happening now in Eagle Pass— My source on the ground says a total of 197 migrants crossed into the US— The majority of them say they are from Cuba. The owners of the private land say they are concerned for an even bigger influx on their property. 📸 via source https://t.co/0EZmg6QNFy"
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 | TX: Happening now in Eagle Pass— My source on the ground says a total of 197 migrants crossed into the US— The majority of them say they are from Cuba. The owners of the private land say they are concerned for an even bigger influx on their property. 📸 via source https://t.co/0EZmg6QNFy | 698 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@redarmyof1 Many Labour-run areas look after more asylum seekers than Tory areas do. The latter clearly don't care… https://t.co/0oMG6mnMXf"
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 | @redarmyof1 Many Labour-run areas look after more asylum seekers than Tory areas do. The latter clearly don't care… https://t.co/0oMG6mnMXf | 616 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The Pakastani Flag Rasing Ceremony hosted by @NYCMayor @NYCImmigrants at Evacuation Day Plaza/Bowling Green 8/12/2022 @JabaranAkram @oathnyc @MCastroMOIA @Bobby4Brooklyn @DavidWeprin @ApagCares @APAGUSA @JeniferRajkumar https://t.co/HkbSoWcLgm"
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 | The Pakastani Flag Rasing Ceremony hosted by @NYCMayor @NYCImmigrants at Evacuation Day Plaza/Bowling Green 8/12/2022 @JabaranAkram @oathnyc @MCastroMOIA @Bobby4Brooklyn @DavidWeprin @ApagCares @APAGUSA @JeniferRajkumar https://t.co/HkbSoWcLgm | 181 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@AAPUttarPradesh @SanjayAzadSln They have made mockery of Delhi no jobs people of Delhi migrating to Gurgaon Noida Hyderabad Banglore Kochi AAP party is merely a gang doing Circus all over..."
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 | @AAPUttarPradesh @SanjayAzadSln They have made mockery of Delhi no jobs people of Delhi migrating to Gurgaon Noida Hyderabad Banglore Kochi AAP party is merely a gang doing Circus all over... | 134 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Someone confirm quickly are they foreigners?"
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 | Someone confirm quickly are they foreigners? | 407 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"So the Putin funded UK govt are 'worried' that Ireland letting in Ukranian refugees is a 'security risk' You couldn't make this shit up"
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 | So the Putin funded UK govt are 'worried' that Ireland letting in Ukranian refugees is a 'security risk' You couldn't make this shit up | 848 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@FoxNews I know several local farmers who are only saved by the migrant workers that come in March and go home to their families in November! They do the low paying jobs home grown folk won’t lower themselves to do! They also do 3 days work in one day! Stop twisting the reality!"
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 | @FoxNews I know several local farmers who are only saved by the migrant workers that come in March and go home to their families in November! They do the low paying jobs home grown folk won’t lower themselves to do! They also do 3 days work in one day! Stop twisting the reality! | 96 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@MigrationWatch Be careful you have the WOKE LEFT following your page. They can't tell the difference between illegal immigrants invading the UK to those who came over to England and worked and paid taxes"
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> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @MigrationWatch Be careful you have the WOKE LEFT following your page. They can't tell the difference between illegal immigrants invading the UK to those who came over to England and worked and paid taxes | 276 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#LifeSavior_GodKabir Take the refuge of a true enlightened Guru who provides true worship, so that Almighty Lord Ka… https://t.co/NV9jiPwNE7"
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 | #LifeSavior_GodKabir Take the refuge of a true enlightened Guru who provides true worship, so that Almighty Lord Ka… https://t.co/NV9jiPwNE7 | 2 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@william_miko @FoxNews What is he collecting every f****** immigrant from the country to bring here to the USA. 😤"
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 | @william_miko @FoxNews What is he collecting every f****** immigrant from the country to bring here to the USA. 😤 | 993 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The President of the Republic, taking care not to say “Islamist”, nor “terrorism”, nor “Iran”! Hundreds of victims of Islamist terrorism, Charlie, and targeted assassinations of Iranian opponents refugees in France… Released accomplice!"
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 | The President of the Republic, taking care not to say “Islamist”, nor “terrorism”, nor “Iran”! Hundreds of victims of Islamist terrorism, Charlie, and targeted assassinations of Iranian opponents refugees in France… Released accomplice! | 611 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Who wins the trade? @MyFantasyLeague"
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 | Who wins the trade? @MyFantasyLeague | 695 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@ScotNational He is an economic migrant true or false."
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 | @ScotNational He is an economic migrant true or false. | 584 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"European Union action is needed to support Ukrainian refugees https://t.co/ZJBAt1zT5B"
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 | European Union action is needed to support Ukrainian refugees https://t.co/ZJBAt1zT5B | 215 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@BetoORourke Great idea on paper. Did you ever consume alcohol before you turned 21? Do criminals follow laws? Do democrats follow immigration laws or do they do choose not to follow laws they disagree 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 = [2]. </s> | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,570,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @BetoORourke Great idea on paper. Did you ever consume alcohol before you turned 21? Do criminals follow laws? Do democrats follow immigration laws or do they do choose not to follow laws they disagree with ? | 29 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Just posted a photo @ The Refuge https://t.co/eVW81Z3EKn"
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 | Just posted a photo @ The Refuge https://t.co/eVW81Z3EKn | 878 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Joey___BASEBALL @NorCalU1 I’ll say it this way. Both sides of my family migrated here for opportunity and a better life, and they did it. They are absolutely worth more the being viewed as cheap labor. Which is what she stated Florida needs. No 1 shoulder viewed as cheap labor. It’s 2022, not 1950s."
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 | @Joey___BASEBALL @NorCalU1 I’ll say it this way. Both sides of my family migrated here for opportunity and a better life, and they did it. They are absolutely worth more the being viewed as cheap labor. Which is what she stated Florida needs. No 1 shoulder viewed as cheap labor. It’s 2022, not 1950s. | 373 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Reese51428446 @TheLastRefuge2 The hits just keep on coming"
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 | @Reese51428446 @TheLastRefuge2 The hits just keep on coming | 451 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@Tintenfische1 @AnthonyDamo @tomhfh Or those who understand economics for racists. Those against controlling migration are just thick or out of touch with planet earth."
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 | @Tintenfische1 @AnthonyDamo @tomhfh Or those who understand economics for racists. Those against controlling migration are just thick or out of touch with planet earth. | 983 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@IOMAsiaPacific @IOMThailand @IOM_IBM_HQ @APSCA_Updates Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9VsHO family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/oKq2C7OLn3"
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 | @IOMAsiaPacific @IOMThailand @IOM_IBM_HQ @APSCA_Updates Thanks🙏 Dear we are a vulnerable Refugees asylum seeker family. We've been here for over(7)years with #AfghanistanUNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9VsHO family facing life #threats #traumatized.May face urgent #risks please 🤲🏿 my👨👩👦👦 family safe lives protection. #help https://t.co/oKq2C7OLn3 | 793 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"[It is but] a small enjoyment; then their [final] refuge is Hell, and wretched is the resting place."
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 | [It is but] a small enjoyment; then their [final] refuge is Hell, and wretched is the resting place. | 797 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"#राम_नाम_की_होली The real Holi is the day on which we get the refuge of Jagatguru Tatvdarshi Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji, who shows the real path of devotion to attain the Supreme God. Read Book - "Gyan Ganga" Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj https://t.co/xCUEFThIPT"
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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 | #राम_नाम_की_होली The real Holi is the day on which we get the refuge of Jagatguru Tatvdarshi Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji, who shows the real path of devotion to attain the Supreme God. Read Book - "Gyan Ganga" Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj https://t.co/xCUEFThIPT | 677 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@FrenchyFrenchie Why stay here if you don't have you. You're not a refugee."
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 | @FrenchyFrenchie Why stay here if you don't have you. You're not a refugee. | 766 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@jeremycorbyn Majority coming from 'safe' countries otherwise they would apply for asylum in the proper manner not pay gangsters money to bring them across one of the busiest seaways in the world in a rubber boat - you need to mix with real people and come down from your millionaires tower"
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> | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,600,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | @jeremycorbyn Majority coming from 'safe' countries otherwise they would apply for asylum in the proper manner not pay gangsters money to bring them across one of the busiest seaways in the world in a rubber boat - you need to mix with real people and come down from your millionaires tower | 464 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@adhib @Bjerkeley @MazCam25 @KatyMontgomerie Yep, I remember the last round of people like you using “nonce” to refer to both queer people & child-abusers. I thought we'd left you behind in the 90s, but you've just been biding your time, probably keeping yourself busy hating immigrants or something."
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 | @adhib @Bjerkeley @MazCam25 @KatyMontgomerie Yep, I remember the last round of people like you using “nonce” to refer to both queer people & child-abusers. I thought we'd left you behind in the 90s, but you've just been biding your time, probably keeping yourself busy hating immigrants or something. | 470 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@BronxRefugee @texas55native @thehill President Trump's truth social app is up. Your news? Media is the enemy he said 2.24.17. Only HE says what u see. No apologies. Ok then, thats 4eternity& it wont work out>MAGA executioner judge&jury. Desks(1792):Pg1,a great place 4broadcasting&how Boston media fights a media war. https://t.co/u0Eqa5sSH2"
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 | @BronxRefugee @texas55native @thehill President Trump's truth social app is up. Your news? Media is the enemy he said 2.24.17. Only HE says what u see. No apologies. Ok then, thats 4eternity& it wont work out>MAGA executioner judge&jury. Desks(1792):Pg1,a great place 4broadcasting&how Boston media fights a media war. https://t.co/u0Eqa5sSH2 | 62 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TaiaoItaria Ngā mihi for sharing these links. Im doing a virtual Māori storytelling presentation next month for members of Sherman Oaks Library (California). Im using these vids as inspiration for how to explain Māori concepts to foreigners. I just want to be engaging so they dont log off!🤞🏽"
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 | @TaiaoItaria Ngā mihi for sharing these links. Im doing a virtual Māori storytelling presentation next month for members of Sherman Oaks Library (California). Im using these vids as inspiration for how to explain Māori concepts to foreigners. I just want to be engaging so they dont log off!🤞🏽 | 707 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@UN @KaoruNemoto @MelissaFleming 🙏 Dear we are a Refugee asylum seeker family here Afghanistan. We've been here for over(7)years with #Afghanistan Kabul UNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9EpFO family anxiety depression loneliness and #traumatized.Please🤲pray and help my family safe lives protection. https://t.co/ZBZJgS8ox2"
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 | @UN @KaoruNemoto @MelissaFleming 🙏 Dear we are a Refugee asylum seeker family here Afghanistan. We've been here for over(7)years with #Afghanistan Kabul UNHCR https://t.co/xDw8E9EpFO family anxiety depression loneliness and #traumatized.Please🤲pray and help my family safe lives protection. https://t.co/ZBZJgS8ox2 | 913 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I am waiting for an explanation of the “equity” of providing any aid at all to non-citizens who have broken the law and entered this country illegally. I repeat, broken our immigration laws and entered this country illegally. We have unbelievable problems affecting OUR citizens."
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 | I am waiting for an explanation of the “equity” of providing any aid at all to non-citizens who have broken the law and entered this country illegally. I repeat, broken our immigration laws and entered this country illegally. We have unbelievable problems affecting OUR citizens. | 873 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Now, if he helps bring on our day – by messing up, by saying what he truly believes about the Rwanda offshoring of refugees or global heating – then God bless him, King of the Britons!"
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 | Now, if he helps bring on our day – by messing up, by saying what he truly believes about the Rwanda offshoring of refugees or global heating – then God bless him, King of the Britons! | 402 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@TomLondon6 Have you seen what is going on in France. To immigrants especially. The camp's they are in are akin to those fleeing war zones."
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 | @TomLondon6 Have you seen what is going on in France. To immigrants especially. The camp's they are in are akin to those fleeing war zones. | 909 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@LakotaMan1 Well indigenous peoples adopted the Europeans way of life and started owning slaves. Btw there were African immigrants here before Christopher Columbus. There were African explorers. There’s that."
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 | @LakotaMan1 Well indigenous peoples adopted the Europeans way of life and started owning slaves. Btw there were African immigrants here before Christopher Columbus. There were African explorers. There’s that. | 205 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@happyhazel68 @NickAdamsinUSA Where’s the kindness for the Americans living on the street in every city? Winter coming and the homeless will be left on the street but you can rest assure the illegal immigrants will have a warm bed to sleep on! Biden has no compassion for the HOMELESS AMERICANS! Impeach Biden"
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 | @happyhazel68 @NickAdamsinUSA Where’s the kindness for the Americans living on the street in every city? Winter coming and the homeless will be left on the street but you can rest assure the illegal immigrants will have a warm bed to sleep on! Biden has no compassion for the HOMELESS AMERICANS! Impeach Biden | 742 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"New @dgk banner in the park! 👊🏽💯 thanks for hanging it up @joshneal_yoshi and @why_you_cappin_so_hard @ Asylum Skatepark https://t.co/6lUySfdeRm"
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 | New @dgk banner in the park! 👊🏽💯 thanks for hanging it up @joshneal_yoshi and @why_you_cappin_so_hard @ Asylum Skatepark https://t.co/6lUySfdeRm | 124 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"“He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High Will remain secure & rest in the shadow of the Almighty [whose power no enemy can withstand]. I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge & my fortress, My God, in whom I trust [with great confidence, & on whom I rely]!””Psalms 91:1-2"
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 | “He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High Will remain secure & rest in the shadow of the Almighty [whose power no enemy can withstand]. I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge & my fortress, My God, in whom I trust [with great confidence, & on whom I rely]!””Psalms 91:1-2 | 439 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Remember the Suspect in Paul Pelosi horrible crime. Is a illegal immigrant. Then DEMs don't want this second one out . The DEMs love 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 = [2]. </s> | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,590,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | Remember the Suspect in Paul Pelosi horrible crime. Is a illegal immigrant. Then DEMs don't want this second one out . The DEMs love Illegal Immigrants. | 817 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"‘Keep praying…’ Charles, Prince of Wales message to Ukrainian refugees in Romania. HRH also compliments their English and tells them, ‘I wish my Ukrainian was better.’ #Ukraine https://t.co/V5YOOXcN73"
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 | ‘Keep praying…’ Charles, Prince of Wales message to Ukrainian refugees in Romania. HRH also compliments their English and tells them, ‘I wish my Ukrainian was better.’ #Ukraine https://t.co/V5YOOXcN73 | 130 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@p3370r We'll know come 5th of February Then again, this is the day that my Crown Vic arrives from New York and the Current Mr Magill says that the drive is full on international immigrants lol https://t.co/C9qxr2azyk"
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 | @p3370r We'll know come 5th of February Then again, this is the day that my Crown Vic arrives from New York and the Current Mr Magill says that the drive is full on international immigrants lol https://t.co/C9qxr2azyk | 831 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@sagarikaghose 33 yrs of CPM-Rule in W.Bengal... 😳 Poverty, Unemployment, Devastated Economy, Social Dissatisfaction etc. Sagari ji, why don't you show some solidarity with lakhs of Bengalee migrants working in S.India & elsewhere ...? https://t.co/LG6r33sGeD"
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 | @sagarikaghose 33 yrs of CPM-Rule in W.Bengal... 😳 Poverty, Unemployment, Devastated Economy, Social Dissatisfaction etc. Sagari ji, why don't you show some solidarity with lakhs of Bengalee migrants working in S.India & elsewhere ...? https://t.co/LG6r33sGeD | 627 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"-Inclusive, Welcoming, & Hospitable Immigration Policy -Universal Pre-K and childcare -Expanded Medical benefits for pregnant women and children -Free and reduced hygiene products for menstruation This list is just the beginning of securing WHOLE-life care (2/2)"
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 | -Inclusive, Welcoming, & Hospitable Immigration Policy -Universal Pre-K and childcare -Expanded Medical benefits for pregnant women and children -Free and reduced hygiene products for menstruation This list is just the beginning of securing WHOLE-life care (2/2) | 770 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@GabeWasylko @CityofCleveland @LakeErieNorth @DowntownCLE @TowerLightsCLE Beautiful Gabe!"
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 | @GabeWasylko @CityofCleveland @LakeErieNorth @DowntownCLE @TowerLightsCLE Beautiful Gabe! | 511 |
<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/SaNSY5AMKd"
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 | True refuge is that which allows us to b https://t.co/SaNSY5AMKd | 84 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@8CCCradio 2/3 @cawls_nt offers free + confidential advice on temporary or permanent visas. If you’re a woman in the #NorthernTerritory seeking migration advice, contacts our office via 8952 4055 - or visit Meaghan each Wednesday at the MCSCA #AliceSprings Centre from 9:30am 👋"
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 | @8CCCradio 2/3 @cawls_nt offers free + confidential advice on temporary or permanent visas. If you’re a woman in the #NorthernTerritory seeking migration advice, contacts our office via 8952 4055 - or visit Meaghan each Wednesday at the MCSCA #AliceSprings Centre from 9:30am 👋 | 684 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"The great times are those when you eat delicious food and enjoy it... We are here to serve you Best 👌 #EasyLikeSundayMorning #nicefood #deliciousfood #Sunday #fellowship #God #teatothotel #accommodation #hospitality https://t.co/ThpNNEoCC1"
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 | The great times are those when you eat delicious food and enjoy it... We are here to serve you Best 👌 #EasyLikeSundayMorning #nicefood #deliciousfood #Sunday #fellowship #God #teatothotel #accommodation #hospitality https://t.co/ThpNNEoCC1 | 92 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I decided to write 'True Refuge' during https://t.co/FVEzx1aDi0"
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 | I decided to write 'True Refuge' during https://t.co/FVEzx1aDi0 | 1 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@billpeduto My mother was the children of Irish immigrants and lived on the Mexican war streets and this was her favorite restaurant pub"
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> | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,490,000,000,000,000,000 | neutral | 3 | @billpeduto My mother was the children of Irish immigrants and lived on the Mexican war streets and this was her favorite restaurant pub | 211 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"Supposed to be a cease-fire, but shelling continues. #CounttheHumanCost #Refugees #ENDINVASION NYTimes https://t.co/yQL3zwY4U1"
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> | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 | anti-immigration | 2 | Supposed to be a cease-fire, but shelling continues. #CounttheHumanCost #Refugees #ENDINVASION NYTimes https://t.co/yQL3zwY4U1 | 916 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"@NRGunleashed1 @DankDudeBruh @HallvardHolte @meridithmcgraw @politico You want to retain a white majority. How? Vastly limit all forms of immigration? Or if there is immigration limit it to people of European descent? Should people of color have the same rights as white people? Would you bring back segregation? How would it work?"
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 | @NRGunleashed1 @DankDudeBruh @HallvardHolte @meridithmcgraw @politico You want to retain a white majority. How? Vastly limit all forms of immigration? Or if there is immigration limit it to people of European descent? Should people of color have the same rights as white people? Would you bring back segregation? How would it work? | 88 |
<s>[INST] Classify the next tweet related probably to immigration into one of four categories: 'pro-immigration', 'anti-immigration', 'neutral', or 'unrelated'.
Tweet:"I think Ron is wondering how many immigrants he can get on Air Force 1 for a free trip to DC"
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 | I think Ron is wondering how many immigrants he can get on Air Force 1 for a free trip to DC | 868 |