Voters oppose Trump on migrant raids, early Iran strikes — but back him on these other key issues: poll
NY Post
A majority of Americans oppose President Trump’s migrant raids — as well as the early US strikes against Iran — while supporting the White House on issues such as sanctuary cities, according to a new poll.
On ICE’s immigration tactics, 54% of registered voters told an NBC survey that they oppose them, compared to 44% who came out in support.
The president is also underwater on other key issues, such as foreign policy, with a 43% approval to 54% disapproval rating, and dealing with Iran, 41% to 54%, showed the poll, which sampled 1,000 registered voters between Feb. 27 and March 3, two days after the US launched its missile blitz against Iran.
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But the registered voters said they agree with Trump’s opposition to sanctuary cities, which limit and sometimes bar local law enforcement’s cooperation with federal immigration authorities, with 43% viewing the set-up negatively compared to 33% positively.
The president also clinched a 53% approval to 44% disapproval rating on general border security, the survey said.
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