An impressive majority of Americans expect Trump to obey the court
President Donald Trump’s public approval rating fell to his lowest level since his return to the White House, as Americans showed signs of caution over his efforts to expand his power, a Reuters/IPSOS study ended on Monday.
About 42% of those surveyed in the six-day survey approved Trump’s performance as a president, a decline against 43% in a Reuters/IPSOS study three weeks earlier, and 47% in the hours after he took office on January 20.
Americans’ approval for Trump fell to the lowest level in his new term
The beginning of Trump’s term left his political opponents stunned, as he signed dozens of executive orders, expanding his impact on both state services and private institutions such as universities and law firms.
Although Trump’s approval rating remains higher than those observed over most of the presidency of his predecessor Democrat, the results of the Reuters/IPSOS study show that many Americans feel uncomfortable with his actions that he considers to be too liberal, and to self-chair as chairman Washington.
| About 83% of the 4306 respondents said the US president should obey the federal court’s decisions, even if he did not want to. |
Trump administration officials may be charged with a criminal offense for violating the order of the Federal Judge for suspending the deportations of alleged members of a Venezuelan band who did not have a chance to challenge their expulsion before court.
- Fifty -seven percent – including one -third of the Republicans – disagree with the claim that it is good for the US president to refuse funding from universities if the president does not agree with the way the university is managed. «
Many Americans consider Trump’s actions in the economy to be too chaotic
Trump, who claims that universities are failing to fight anti -Semitism in the campus, frozen huge sums of federal money intended for US universities, including more than $ 2 billion for Harvard University alone.
- A similar share of the respondents – 66% – said they did not think the president should control the leading cultural institutions such as national museums and theaters. Trump last month ordered the Smithsonian Institute, the huge museum and a research complex, which is a first -class exhibition space for the history and culture of the United States, to eliminate the « wrong » ideology.
On a number of issues, from inflation and immigration to taxation and the rule of law, the Reuters/IPSOS poll has shown that Americans who do not approve of Trump’s performance are more than those who approve of every question in the poll.
- As for immigration, its strongest support, 45% of the respondents approve of Trump’s performance, but 46% did not approve of it.
The consultation had an error of about 2 percentage points.
| About 59% of the respondents – including one -third of the Republicans – said America was losing confidence in the world stage. |
Three -quarters of the respondents said Trump should not run for a third term – a road that Trump said he would like to have, although the US Constitution forbade him. Most of the Republicans surveyed – 53% – said Trump should not run for a third term.
