Surveys reveal waning support for President Donald Trump, particularly regarding his handling of key issues like the economy and immigration. As he approaches the 100-day mark of his presidency, an NBC News Stay Tuned Poll indicates that 55% of American adults disapprove of his performance, with only 45% approval overall. Among Republicans, 88% support him, while a substantial 93% of Democrats disapprove. Other polls corroborate these findings, with an ABC News survey showing a 39% approval rate. Specifically on economic matters, nearly 61% of Americans disapprove of Trump’s approach to trade and tariffs, with only 39% approving. Notably, half of registered voters believe he has worsened the economy since taking office.
On immigration, Trump performs slightly better, with the NBC poll showing a near split in approval: 49% approve and 51% disapprove of his border security policies. However, deeper concerns exist surrounding children’s rights, as two U.S. citizen children were deported to Honduras with their mother, raising legal and ethical questions about their treatment under current policies.
In Gaza, the Al-Zurai family, facing extreme hardship due to a renewed military campaign and blockade, exemplifies the dire humanitarian crisis in the region. A mother described her struggle to feed her family of 16, limited to tinned beans and rice from soup kitchens.
Amidst these developments, other headlines include a tragic incident in Vancouver, where a driver has been charged with multiple counts of murder after plowing into a crowd, and a growing awareness of issues related to clothing tariffs affecting the secondhand market in the U.S.
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