Trump's immigration push fails to win broad voter support, poll finds

A POLITICO poll shows public opinion on Trump’s mass deportations remains broadly negative even after the White House pivot to a softer immigration stance and leadership changes; about half of Americans—including roughly 25% of Trump’s 2024 voters—say the deportations campaign is too aggressive, while roughly a quarter say it’s about right. Latino voters, a key GOP demographic, disapprove of his immigration handling (67%) and the economy (66%). Despite the White House touting border-security gains, the shift has not translated into broader support ahead of the midterms.