Trump's Shifting Strengths: Polls Show Changes in Public Opinion

In recent polls, President Donald Trump's public approval ratings have shown notable shifts compared to his first term. While the economy was once a strong point for him, it's now an area where his approval is relatively low. Instead, Trump is finding more support in areas like border security and crime. Border security has become a significant strength for Trump in his second term. This is a change from his first term, where his approach to border security was less popular. Currently, more Americans approve of his handling of border security than his overall job performance. However, there are signs that his approval on crime, another strong issue for him, might be weakening. Trump's approval on immigration has also seen a slight decline but remains higher than his overall job approval. His firm stance on deporting immigrants living in the U. S. illegally has drawn mixed reactions, with about half of Americans feeling he has gone too far. On the economy, Trump's approval is lower among independents, with only about 2 in 10 approving of his handling of the economy. This is a stark contrast to his first term, where closer to half of U. S. adults approved of his economic approach. Among Republicans, Trump's lowest approval ratings are on trade negotiations and health care. Only about 7 in 10 Republicans approve of his approach to these issues. Americans overall are also not thrilled about his handling of these areas, with only about one-third approving. Trump's handling of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has also seen a slight decline in approval. Despite this, his overall approval on foreign policy has remained steady.