The public approval index of President Donald Trump remained stable in the last month, but the Americans rely less and less immigration approach as his government takes energetic measures, according to a survey of reuters/Ipsos that closed on Monday.
The six -day survey showed that 42% of American adults approve the work of the Republican President, without changes from a previous survey of Reuters/Ipsos from May 16 to 18.
Trump’s qualifications have been largely stable since February and have only dropped modestly since the 47% approval they obtained immediately after returning to the White House in January.
Support for its immigration policy, however, has fallen to 44% from 47% of mid May.
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Trump has promised to deport millions of people who do not have permits to be in the United States and has ordered immigration raids in work centers, which has caused street demonstrations, even in Los Angeles, where some protesters set fire to cars.
Trump ordered the sending of military troops to the city to safeguard federal buildings and support the application of immigration laws.
Many Americans support military deployment and most respondents in the last poll – 63% – said they were concerned about unauthorized immigration.
But Trump’s assessments in immigration are increasingly similar to those of other political areas, with a percentage of people who disapprove of their performance far higher than those who approve it.
About 49% of respondents disapprove of their immigration measures, 5 percentage points more than support in the matter. The percentage of those who evaluate it badly also increased from 45% of the previous month.
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As for the economy, 52% disapproved, compared to 39% who liked what Trump was doing. Americans also gave him bad notes in foreign policy.
The survey, conducted online, collected responses from 4258 American adults and has a margin of error of about 2 percentage points.
With Reuters information
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