A CBS poll of 2,365 adults revealed that President Donald Trump has approved 56% of the “program to detect and deport immigrants in the United States”;
90% of Republicans and 54% of independents have approved it, while only 22% of Democrats have approved it. investigation It will be held from April 23rd to 25th. The polls asked about illegal immigrants, not about illegal immigrants who committed crimes.
Women were split between 50% and 50%, with 63% of men supporting Trump’s program.
80% of liberals disapproved, while 89% of conservatives approved.
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The poll has been released A few days before Trump’s inauguration ceremony on January 20th. CBS wanted bad news about immigration, but admitted it was unfairly clear. Deportation Although the program, more Americans prioritize the economy in his assessment. ”
Founding media has downplayed Trump’s success in regards to Trump’s immigration, particularly the benefits of a huge citizen and notebook for ordinary Americans, and has sought to tell stories of any issue, mistakes or sob by immigration lawyers, politicians, business groups, activists and journalists opposed immigration enforcement.
However, a CBS poll shows that 53% of adults and “moderate” people focus on Trump’s “not the right amount or enough” to deport immigrants. Among Republicans, that number was 85%. Of the Democrats, that number was only 22%.
Working with billionaire Jeff, a similar Ipsos poll Bezos employee in Washington Post, “Since the beginning of 2025, President Trump’s approval of handling immigrants has softened slightly.”
Ipsos voting company I wrote it:
President Donald Trump’s immigration approval has been declining since early 2025, but remains above his first term.
Americans are slightly more disapproved than President Donald Trump’s approval of handling immigrants (46%) (53%).
Since February, Americans have slightly less approved of the president’s performance against immigrants. Two months ago, 50% approved the handling of immigration, while 46% now approved.
The show also shows that Democrats did not win public support for Kiraul Obrego Garcia, a deported Salvadra immigrant. Only 42% of respondents said he should be returned to the US despite sympathetic media coverage. 26% said they should stay in El Salvador’s prisons, while 31% refused to rule.
“Trump’s approval for immigration is higher compared to his first term,” Ipsos noted. “For immigrants, Trump’s approval during his first term ranged from 35% to 40%, while 46% are now approving his work on the issue.”
