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These Are The Americans Turning on Trump’s Immigration Policies
UNITED STATES, JUL 14 – Gallup reports support for limiting immigration has dropped from 55% to 30% since 2021 while Republican backing for citizenship pathways rises to 59%.
- A Gallup poll released last week showed President Donald Trump's net approval rating on immigration dropped to 27 percent nationwide and minus 26 among Hispanics.
- This decline took place amid a crackdown on immigration, driven by Stephen Miller, a senior White House official known for advocating increased ICE arrests and deportations.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s net approval rating fell from near zero during Trump's first term to minus 17 points in June 2025, reflecting growing public disapproval.
- Public approval of immigration grew, with 79 percent of Americans viewing it positively for the nation, and Republican support increasing substantially from 39 to 64 percent between 2024 and 2025.
- These trends indicate a substantial backlash against Trump’s immigration policies that may challenge the administration’s enforcement priorities and influence future political dynamics.
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These Are The Americans Turning on Trump’s Immigration Policies
President Donald Trump was elected to office in November 2024 on a platform centered largely on immigration. Trump’s hardline stance on border security and deporting undocumented migrants stood in stark contrast to the Biden administration, under which illegal border crossings hit record highs. Because immigration was a critical issue for millions of Americans — 72%, according to a Gallup poll — in the 2024 presidential election, Trump’s longsta…
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