- A new poll conducted by NBC News between Jan. 27 and Feb. 6 reveals that 60% of Americans disapprove of Trump's handling of immigration, a significant increase from 49% in June, with 65% of voters saying the US is "on the wrong track".
- The Trump administration's Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota has been marred by violence and deadly altercations, with videos spreading on social media, prompting a staggering 60% of independent voters to reject Trump's immigration policy outright, according to a private GOP poll from January.
- NBC News' senior elections analyst Marc Trussler notes that the shift in independent voters' opinions on immigration is "really telling", particularly in swing states, and that Trump's attempts to address the issue, such as dispatching border czar Tom Homan, may be "too little, too late".
JUSTICE MATTERS
Raw Story and NPR differ in their coverage, with Raw Story using phrases like "chaotic immigration enforcement operations" and "killings by federal immigration officials", while NPR refers to the Trump administration's actions on climate regulation, using terms like "deregulatory action" and "endangerment finding". This framing obscures the human impact of the Trump administration's policies, with Raw Story centering the voices of those affected by immigration policies, while NPR focuses on the administrative and regulatory aspects of climate policy, quoting White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. The substantive difference in framing highlights the disparate emphasis on human consequences versus bureaucratic decisions, with Raw Story emphasizing the violent and deadly nature of the immigration enforcement operations, while NPR prioritizes the regulatory and legal implications of the climate policy changes.
Cross-referenced with: NPR
