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Americans’ approval of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is divided and volatile: recent snap polling in January 2026 finds roughly four in ten adults say they approve of how ICE is doing...
A clear majority of Americans currently view ICE unfavorably: recent national polls show roughly half to a majority disapproving of how the agency operates, and support for protests or abolition has j...
Americans’ views of ) are sharply polarized but tilting negative: multiple polls in January 2026 show pluralities or majorities disapproving of ICE’s conduct and a surge in support for major reforms o...
The question of who is to blame for the 2025 government shutdown breaks down into three verifiable points: public polls show , institutional rules give Senate filibuster dynamics and vote thresholds d...
Most surveys show Americans hold mixed views: large majorities favor deporting some unauthorized immigrants and stricter enforcement, yet many also support legal immigration and pathways to status; fo...
Public sentiment toward ) has shifted noticeably since 2018: favorability has declined and support for major changes — including abolition or curbs on enforcement tactics — has grown in several major ...
A new survey finds 71% of Americans say is “” , with just 18% saying things are “under control” and 11% unsure; the poll was fielded Jan. 16–19 with 1,722 adults and a ±3.2 percentage-point margin of ...
The claim that is not supported by the record: Democrats did not unilaterally create the funding lapse, and multiple fact-checks show the central policy dispute was over extending Affordable Care Act ...
Donald Trump has made remarks and symbolic posts that critics and polls link to a desire for king-like power — notably a 2023 comment he later said was a joke about wanting to be “a dictator for a day...
President Donald Trump’s national approval rating in late October 2025 clusters in the high-30s to low-40s across multiple national polls, with , producing net approval figures in the neighborhood of ...
The factual record shows the 2025 shutdown stems from a Senate funding impasse during negotiations between and Senate Democrats who withheld votes absent concessions, leaving neither side able to asse...
Yes — available polling from 2025 shows that the share of U.S. voting‑age people (and especially Democratic and younger cohorts) who favor sanctions or an arms embargo on Israel rose over the course o...
Current national polling shows more Americans disapprove than approve of how Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is doing its job: multiple national surveys from 2025 into late 2025 report disap...
President Trump and his administration have repeatedly called the U.S. economy “the greatest” or “best in history,” pointing to strong GDP readings — including a 3.0% Q2 print and a later revised 3.8%...
The shutdown cannot be accurately reduced to a simple, single-party blame: contemporaneous reporting and polling show through demands and procedural constraints, and public opinion tilts only slightly...
The evidence in recent public-opinion polling and partisan statements shows in the public’s view; multiple polls in October–November 2025 indicate a plurality or majority faulting Republicans while si...
Recent national polls consistently show a majority of Americans support some form of pathway to legal status or citizenship for undocumented immigrants, with reported support commonly falling between ...
Two consistent findings emerge from the available reporting and polling: multiple national polls show more Americans blaming President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans for the 2025 governmen...
Across multiple national surveys in late 2025–January 2026, registered/likely voter samples consistently show stronger negative judgments of ) than samples described as “all adults” or “Americans,” wi...
has moved from unconventional outsider peaks in to deeply polarized, relatively stable bases by , then into a pattern of post‑election consolidation among core supporters and declining general popular...