Tracy Mumford

Russia and China have also been invited.

It's unclear what they'll do.

And some countries, including France, have said no, after which Trump threatened France with 200% tariffs on wine.

A new Time-Siena poll out this morning shows that President Trump's approval rating is falling and that only about a third of voters think the country is better off than it was when he took office a year ago.

Almost half think it's worse.

A growing majority of voters disapprove of how he's handled a range of issues, from immigration to the economy.

Half of Americans say Trump's policies have made life less affordable for them.

Notably, Trump has lost significant support among younger voters and non-white voters, groups who helped him clinch a second term.

Still, Trump has managed to retain overwhelming support among Republicans.

Almost half view him as one of the best presidents in U.S.

history, with one voter telling The Times, quote, I think he must be doing something right when there are so many people opposed to him.

You can find the full results of the poll at NYTimes.com.

Now, two more quick updates on the federal government.

Local officials in Maine say that immigrant communities there are on edge, as the Trump administration has made that state the latest focus of its ramped-up immigration enforcement operations.

An ICE official told Fox News that the agency has, quote, It started making arrests this week.

A number of asylum seekers from African countries have moved to the state in recent years.

And The Times has learned that the ICE operation there is aimed in part at immigrants from Somalia.

President Trump has railed against them repeatedly in xenophobic comments, calling them garbage.

And...

In the House of Representatives yesterday.