Trump's Approval Rating Surges to 53% Amid Mixed Public Perception in Second Term
New poll shows President Trump's approval rating at 53%, with concerns over inflation and mixed feelings on immigration and Gaza plans.
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Overview
President Trump's approval rating reached 53%, his highest in office, per a CBS/YouGov poll conducted from Feb. 5-7. Despite ongoing division among voters, many have recognized Trump for keeping his campaign promises, with 70% agreeing he is fulfilling them. Public sentiment is mixed; while 59% approve of deportation policies and 64% support sending troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, 66% argue he is not addressing inflation adequately. Concerns linger over his plans for Gaza and immigration policies, revealing critical polarization as his presidency unfolds.
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