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Carried by the Current: Visibility and the Rise of Threat-Framed Immigration Content on X
Threat-oriented portrayals of immigration frequently dominate online discourse, yet evidence regarding their engagement remains inconclusive. Across 25,950 Polish-language immigration-related posts on X (formerly Twitter) by 14,479 authors, we found that the association between threat framing and en
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