US Edition‘Awful, Awful, Awful’: Trump Approval Ratings the Worst yet in These Polls
- Polling data collected in early June 2025 indicates that President Donald Trump's approval ratings have dropped to the lowest levels observed during his second term.
- The approval drop followed Trump's recent escalation of his immigration agenda and his deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid anti-immigration protests earlier that month.
- Polls from Quinnipiac University and Associated Press-NORC indicate that over the past two weeks, President Trump’s net approval regarding his handling of immigration and national security issues has dropped by approximately six points, reducing his previous advantage by half.
- CNN's leading data expert Harry Enten characterized the recent polling numbers as very poor, highlighting that Trump’s approval on immigration—a traditionally strong issue for him—has declined, with only 38 to 39 percent approving his job performance while more than half disapprove.
- The declining numbers suggest continued erosion of Trump’s support, including within his base, and growing public disapproval of his handling of immigration enforcement and related protests.
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Donald Trump is tanking
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‘Awful, awful, awful’: Trump approval ratings the worst yet in these polls
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