President Donald Trump’s approval ratings have declined slightly as he faced renewed responsibility for his immigration policy, tariff threats to American companies and a very public rage with his one-time buddy and former Doge-Master Elon Musk.
Last week, the President revived the controversial travel insurance for foreign nationals from 12 countries, including Haiti and Iran, and partially suspended trips. Trump stated that citizens of these countries pose a “national security risk”. Insurance is the latest of several Trump initiatives that fight immigration.
Meanwhile, immigration and customs enforcement agents have renewed arrests into many cities, including Phoenix, immigration in courts, as well as the constant efforts of the administration to strengthen mass deportation, not only for criminals, but also for those trying to comply with immigration laws and seeking refuge.
Short and his “one big beautiful law” was also a fire as Musk left the White House after a few months of cooperation. Social media has been gloomy about the Trump-Musk Feud in the last few days.
Looking at the X posts, Musk blown up with Trump’s expenditure account, calling him a “creepy nasty” and accused the Congress of “bankruptcy”. When an interview about Musk was interviewed on Friday morning, Trump said ABC News: “You mean a man who lost his mind?”
The President also threatens to introduce tariffs to two high-ranking American companies, Apple and Mattel-in the event of a US International Court of International Commerce about his powers unilaterally imposing tariffs without Congress.
Here’s how the chaotic events of the week influence American views about the president, according to the latest surveys.
What is Donald Trump’s approval rating?
Here are the latest approval ratings about Trump’s administration. These surveys do not reflect how pre -protests in Los Angeles affected the short approval rating.
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The Economist shows that 45% of people are favorable for short, and 50% – unfavorable, shows the latest June 3. Update.
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Rasmussen announces June 6th. The survey showed 50% approval and 49% Trump’s disapproval.
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The morning counseling survey, updated on June 2, showed that 46% confirmation and 51% disagree.
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Based on the latest Gallup survey conducted on May 1-18, the short job approval rating was 43%.
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Reuters/Ipsos survey reported that as of May 18 42% of the respondents provided him a favorable approval rating for his duties.
How is the short approval rating comparable to his 1 term?
Trump had the final 34% approval rating when he left the office in 2021. Its approval average was 41%during the first term.
How is the brief approval rating compared to former presidents?
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Donald Trump (first term) – 34%
Are the Presidential Approval Rankings accurate?
Gallup data agency notes that these approval ratings are “a simple measure but very powerful, which has played a key role in politics for over 70 years.”
The rating of the President’s approval is reflected in the percentage of the Americans surveyed who confirm the results of the president. Everything can affect the presidential ranking, such as adopted laws, actions and elections.
President Donald Trump is waving when he manages the Air Force One in 2025. June 8th
According to the ABC News, the approval rating not only reflects how well the administration is doing to the general public, but can also determine the results of the upcoming politician’s election or how much they are done through their duties.
While these ratings are easy to understand, Quorum says some analysts think they are not as useful as they were once due to extreme guerrilla and polarized political climate.
“The presidential approval ratings have always been partisan, and members of the Presidential Party offer more positive evaluations than the opposite party ratings,” says the Pew Research Center. “But in recent decades, the differences between the Republicans and the Democrats’ opinions about the presidents have increased significantly.”
Maria Francis, a reporter for the USA Today, contributed to this article.
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