Trump’s border policies are popular, but economic concerns drag down approval

President Donald Trump This week he enjoyed one of his greatest legislative victories during his second administration.

“One, big, beautiful Bill” adopted a House of Representatives! “, Trump declared Trump on Thursday in a post on social media.

The president’s post came shortly after GOP control house Trump’s big tax and the cost of reducing packages with a thin edge passed. A republican made measure is full of Trump’s promises on the trace of the campaign and other priorities on tax reduction, immigration, defense, energy and debt limit.

On the eve of the home voting, two surveys published earlier in the week showed that the president’s number of surveys remained underwater.

Mike Johnson, Donald Trump becomes a “big,” beautiful “victory while the budget passes the house

The President presented 46% of the approval and 54% of disapproval in the national study of the Marquette Law School. And Trump had 42% of approval and 52% of disapproval in the Reuters/Ipsos survey.

Most, but not all, of The latest national surveys Set the president’s grade of approval in a negative territory, with a handful that shows Trump above water.

Start here on the latest Fox News poll

In his second term, Trump aggressively stated the executive government, overturning his long -standing government policy and aiming to make a major decrease in federal labor through an avalanche of deleted and controversial executive orders and actions, with some focused on the complaints he had held since his first term.

Trump started his second administration with a number of surveys in a positive territory, but the number of surveys began to slide shortly after the late January inauguration.

But two questions in which the president remains in or above the water in some surveys border security and an immigration, which was the front and in the middle in Trump’s successful campaign 2024 to win the White House.

Trump is 56% of the limit safety approval and 50% of the immigration approval in Survey of Marquette Law School, which was carried out from May 5 to May 15.

But Trump’s muscular shifts on border security and immigrationWhich caused controversy and legal return, they do not seem to help in his overall grade of approval.

“Immigration is now declining as a prominent question,” said Daron Shaw, who is a member of the Fox News decision team is a Republican partner on a Fox News poll.

Shaw, a professor of politics and a chairman at the University of Texas, said that “immigration, and especially border security, they begin to lose money as one of the first three issues facing the country. The Republicans continue to evaluate them quite highly, but Democrats and independent, who somehow joined the Choir 2024.

Pointing to Trump, Shaw added that “when you have success on a question, he tends to move to the back burner.”

The contribution to Tobogan in the last few months in Trump’s overall approval ratings has been his effect on the economy, and especially inflation, which were urgent questions that held the former president Joe Biden’s Authorization ratings significantly below the water for most of its Presidency.

Trump’s announcement of a blockbuster at the beginning of April caused a trade war with some of the best trade partners in the country, launched a huge sale in the financial markets and increased concern for recession.

But the markets have recovered, partly thanks to the trial between the US -Ai China in their tariff standing out while Trump eavesdropped on the brakes on his controversial tariff implementation.

Trump approved 37% on tariffs and 34% on inflation/costs of living in the Marquette Law School survey. And was 39% in the economy and 33% on living costs in Reuters/Ipsos surveyconducted from May 16 to 18.

Doug Heye, a longtime GOP strategist, former RNC Bush official, pointed to last year’s elections, saying: “The main reason Trump won was to lower the prices. The prices did not decrease, and the polls reflect it.”

Click here to get the Fox News app

“With the exception of gas prices, there was no price reduction,” Shaw said.

“Prices are not fallen and it is not clear that people will say that the absence of inflation is an economic victory. They still believe that a significant part of their money will pay for basic things,” he added. “What Trump realizes is that prices have to descend to declare success.”