Summary
Several polls track how President Trump's approval rating has changed following the shooting death of Alex Pretti by federal officers in Minneapolis. While some polls indicate a slight drop in approval, others show no significant change. The incident has sparked discussions about immigration enforcement and the federal presence in Minnesota.
Key Facts
- Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse, was shot by federal officers during protests in Minneapolis on January 24.
- Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump's approval rating dropped from 41% to 38% after the shooting.
- The Rasmussen Reports observed only a 1% decrease in Trump’s approval rating following the incident.
- Napolitan News Service found 55% support for removing ICE agents from Minnesota after the shooting.
- Despite the shooting, 52% of surveyed voters still support the Trump Administration's deportation efforts.
- The White House has not commented on the situation.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz discussed reducing federal agents in the state with President Trump.
