Caitlin Collins

cities less safe.

Look at this, 51%, 51% of Americans say that ice enforcement is in cities, is making those cities less safe.

That includes 59% of Americans who live in cities compared to just 31% who say that in fact ice enforcement is making U.S.

cities more safe.

So what we see here is Trump and ICE losing this argument over ice going into cities, making them more safe.

Now, of course, the ICE discussion is part of a larger argument, right?

A larger discussion about immigration enforcement in this country.

And you know, when it comes to Donald Trump, remember, he's run on immigration in all three of his presidential bids.

It's a big reason why he got elected the first time around, won that Republican nomination.

It was a strength for him earlier on during his second term.

Look at this.

His net approval rating, according to our CNN polling, was at plus three points on the positive side of the ledger.

But look at where it is now.

It is way underwater at 16 points on the negative side of the equation.

That is a 19-point drop in less than a year's time.

Now, what is one of the big reasons why Donald Trump's net approval rating on immigration has gone down, Caitlin?

Well, it simply comes down to this.

Trump's gone too far in deporting undocumented immigrants.

Look at this.

Back in February of 2025, it was 45%.