Latest polls reveal growing disapproval of Trump's management

Recent polls show a significant level of dissatisfaction among American citizens regarding President Donald Trump’s administration. Although the president has consistently emphasized the benefits of his policies, surveys reflect a very different reality in public perception. According to data collected by Jin10 and other analysts, there is a considerable gap between what the administration proclaims and what voters experience in their daily lives.

Surveys reveal discontent with economic policies

Economic affordability has become the main focus of dissatisfaction. A poll by The New York Times indicates that approximately 50% of registered voters believe that the economic measures implemented have worsened, rather than improved, financial access for most Americans. Meanwhile, Fox News surveys present even more critical figures: about 70% of voters feel that economic issues have not received the attention they deserve on the presidential agenda. This disconnect between declared goals and perceived results is consistently reflected in public opinion data.

Polls highlight concerns over immigration practices

On the immigration front, surveys reveal growing concern about the methods used in deportation operations. According to The New York Times polls, around 60% of voters believe that actions taken by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency have exceeded reasonable limits. The perception of a harsh or excessive approach to immigration measures causes unease among various segments of the electorate, regardless of their prior political positions.

These data paint a picture of a citizenry that, according to the latest surveys, expresses considerable disagreement with both the economic direction and the methods implemented in immigration policy during this administration.