A recent poll reveals divided public opinion on several key policies that Donald Trump plans to implement during his second term as president.
Donald Trump is poised to implement his agenda when he assumes office for his second term on Monday. The incoming president has outlined several proposals, but a recent poll reveals a divided public opinion on some of them. Here's a look at where Americans stand on some of Trump's key promises, including actions that could take effect as early as Monday.The poll indicates strong support for targeted deportations of immigrants convicted of violent crimes, both those living in the U.S.
illegally and those legally. Approximately 8 in 10 U.S. adults favor deporting undocumented immigrants with violent crime convictions, with about two-thirds strongly in favor. Similarly, about 7 in 10 support deporting legally residing immigrants with violent crime convictions. However, the public is more divided on deporting undocumented immigrants without criminal convictions, with Americans slightly more likely to oppose than support this policy.Trump has pledged to embark on the largest deportation program in U.S. history, potentially starting on his first day back in office. His campaign promise included deporting millions of undocumented individuals. Meanwhile, the poll shows mixed feelings about imposing tariffs on all goods imported from other countries. Almost half of Americans 'somewhat' or 'strongly' oppose such a measure, while about 3 in 10 favor it, and a quarter remain neutral. While Republicans are more likely to support broad tariffs compared to Democrats and independents, even among Republicans, only about half favor this policy. The poll also sheds light on public opinion regarding pardons for those involved in the January 6th Capitol riot. Around 2 in 10 Americans 'somewhat' or 'strongly' favor pardoning most participants, while a significantly larger share — about 6 in 10 — 'somewhat' or 'strongly' oppose this move. Republican opinion on pardons is divided, though they are more likely to support them overall. Other key issues highlighted in the poll include eliminating taxes on tips, increasing oil drilling on federal lands, withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, and eliminating federal protections for transgender students. The poll reveals varying levels of support and opposition for these proposals, reflecting the complex political landscape and diverse views within the American public
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