Public approval of Donald Trump’s immigration policy has reached a historic low, according to a recent poll.
Immigration was a cornerstone of the billionaire’s presidential campaign, but the poll reveals growing disappointment among Americans with how the president is handling the issue.
Despite executive orders and an agreement with El Salvador to deport undocumented migrants, the Trump administration is failing to meet public expectations on immigration.
This trend may be attributed to the administration’s push for a stricter approach, including facilitating mass deportations.
Since his reelection to the White House, Trump’s approval ratings have continued to slide, now at their lowest point in nearly 50 years.
Meanwhile, the president has begun a tour of Middle Eastern countries. After signing a deal with Saudi Arabia, he went on to secure a partnership with Qatar and then met with Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa.
During their meeting, the U.S. president announced the lifting of sanctions against Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime.
(QG - Source: Newsweek — Picture : © Pixabay)
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