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Story summary
- A Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll found that 62% of registered voters support intercepting alleged drug boats rather than sinking them.
- The poll was conducted amid controversy over U.S. military strikes on Venezuelan vessels, reflecting public concern about lethal force.
- Notably, 54% of respondents believe a second missile strike that killed survivors was wrong.
- Lawmakers are demanding the release of unedited footage of the September 2 strike to investigate the incident further.
