Overview

• Recent Quinnipiac and AP-NORC surveys conducted June 5–9 show Trump’s overall approval slipping to 38–39 percent, the lowest of his second term.
• His approval on immigration has fallen six points in two weeks to below 50 percent, reversing a long-standing strength.
• Protests persist nationwide against his immigration enforcement, with roughly 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines deployed to Los Angeles.
• The share of Republicans who strongly approve of Trump dropped five points since April, and fewer MAGA supporters report feeling “thrilled” by his administration’s actions.
• The One Big Beautiful Bill Act faces internal GOP splits over its debt impact after a CBO estimate found it would add $3 trillion to the deficit over ten years.