Summary
President Trump's team looked at Republican polling data showing decreased support for his immigration policies. Figures from these polls raised concerns about harsh enforcement by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and its impact on voters' opinions. Some advisors are discussing how to adjust these tactics, but no specific changes have been decided.
Key Facts
- Trump's team reviewed GOP polls showing a drop in support for his immigration policies.
- These polls indicated that 60% of independent voters think Trump is too focused on deportations.
- 33% of surveyed people believe Trump is mostly deporting law-abiding individuals, not criminals.
- Trump's advisors are considering changes to ICE's approach, but no decisions have been made yet.
- Some Republicans in Congress have expressed concern to the White House about ICE tactics.
- Polls from CNN and YouGov show most Americans think ICE is making cities less safe.
- ICE is not receiving assistance from police in "sanctuary cities" that limit immigration enforcement.
- Trump publicly maintains support for aggressive immigration actions, considering using the Insurrection Act in Minnesota.
