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New polling reveals a major shift in public opinion: 53% of voters now believe Trump’s immigration enforcement has gone too far — a sentiment steady since last summer. Voters are split on why, with equal parts blaming excessive force or targeting the wrong people. Trump’s approval on immigration has dropped to 43%, down from 48% last year, as the partisan edge Republicans once held on this issue has vanished — now it’s nearly tied between Democrats and Republicans. Immigration is no longer just about border security; many now see it through the lens of aggressive ICE actions. Though not the top concern, it still ranks second only to cost of living and the economy. A strong 63% still support automatic citizenship for children born in the U.S. to undocumented parents — a slight dip from its peak but still solid — with a stark partisan divide: Democrats and most independents back it, while most Republicans oppose it. Hispanic voters are especially critical: two-thirds disapprove of Trump’s performance and policies, trust Democrats more, and overwhelmingly feel enforcement has been too harsh — with three-quarters supporting birthright citizenship.

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