Donald Trump's Approval Ratings Decline

A new AP-NORC poll conducted in early December reveals a substantial decline in Donald Trump's approval ratings on the economy, immigration, crime, and federal government management since March. Only 31% of U.S. adults approve of his economic handling, the lowest in his terms, down from 40% in March. Approval for immigration fell from 49% to 38%, and for crime from 53% to 43%. His overall job approval dipped slightly from 42% to 36%. Despite this, Donald Trump's base largely remains supportive, though Republicans show increased discontent with his economic performance. Two-thirds of U.S. adults continue to view the economy as 'poor.' Border security remains a relatively stronger issue for Donald Trump, with 50% approval. The poll also highlights public dissatisfaction with the healthcare system and the federal government's management, with some citizens like Shaniqwa Copeland expressing concerns about Donald Trump's immigration actions and the broader healthcare landscape.