US EditionTrump's immigration approval hits new low, according to Reuters/Ipsos poll
Approval of Trump’s immigration policies drops to 38%, with support among men falling from 50% to 41%, signaling weakening backing from key voter groups, Reuters/Ipsos poll shows.
- On Feb. 17, Reuters/Ipsos found just 38% approve of President Donald Trump's handling of immigration in its Feb.13-16 poll, the lowest level since he returned to the White House.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement pulled officers from Minneapolis after agents fatally shot two U.S. citizens, prompting protests and scrutiny.
- The Reuters/Ipsos survey sampled 1,117 U.S. adults, showing support among men dropped to 41%, and CNN's Harry Enten said `When you lose the center of the electorate, you lose the American people.`
- If the trend continues, upcoming polls will be closely watched for further erosion as campaigns shift into full 2026 midterm mode, affecting control of the House and Senate.
- Across pollsters, data show second-term lows for Trump, with Nate Silver's aggregation indicating a net approval of minus 15, and AP-NORC, RCP, and The New York Times confirming broad erosion.
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President Donald Trump's public approval of immigration policy has fallen to its lowest point since his return to the White House.
Only 38% of respondents to the survey, made between the days 13 and 16 of this month, said that Trump is doing a good job in immigration, priority for the government
Trump's immigration approval hits new low, according to Reuters/Ipsos poll
U.S. public approval of Donald Trump's immigration policies fell to the lowest level since his return to the White House, amid signs he is losing support among American men on the issue, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
The level of approval of US President Donald Trump's immigration policy among Americans has fallen to the lowest since his return to the White House
Reading time approx.: 1 minutes, 25 secondsMen's voters played a key role in Trump's electoral victory in 2024, and, throughout 2025, his male immigration approval rate remained close to 50%. However, the latest poll showed that only 41% of men now support him on the issue. Donald Trump's public approval of immigration policies in the United States fell to its lowest level since his return to the White House, amid signs that he is losing support…
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