Recent polls illustrate a significant shift in public sentiment regarding Trump’s immigration policies.
According to recent data, public support for Trump’s immigration stance has plummeted to 20%, echoing concerns among 25% of US adults about potential deportation threats.
Trump’s recent comments took a sharp turn, cautioning US tech companies against hiring Indian workers, deviating from his initial promises of tackling undocumented immigration.
Even on his cornerstone policy of immigration control, public approval has substantially declined. The backlash extends to companies leveraging Indian expertise, unlikely to yield to his warnings.
In the latest polls, merely 20-30% of the populace endorse his key immigration measures, which include detaining undocumented individuals with no criminal history, constructing extensive detention facilities, and expelling people to nations like El Salvador and South Sudan devoid of due process.
