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Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #worried, aggregated by home.social.
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Hello~ Hi A great #saturday #weekend to all! I hope u all have a good day! Please can u include my cat to your healing thoughts pls my boii Popo is not his usual playful mode. His poop is very watery & kinda lethargic for half a day already.😭 Im praying this is nothing serious coz Im broke to go rush to the vet.😭
Pls boost 🥺
#Boost #Tulips #worried #caturday #mastodon #cyberplace #social #fediverse #community
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Hello~ Hi A great #saturday #weekend to all! I hope u all have a good day! Please can u include my cat to your healing thoughts pls my boii Popo is not his usual playful mode. His poop is very watery & kinda lethargic for half a day already.😭 Im praying this is nothing serious coz Im broke to go rush to the vet.😭
Pls boost 🥺
#Boost #Tulips #worried #caturday #mastodon #cyberplace #social #fediverse #community
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Hello~ Hi A great #saturday #weekend to all! I hope u all have a good day! Please can u include my cat to your healing thoughts pls my boii Popo is not his usual playful mode. His poop is very watery & kinda lethargic for half a day already.😭 Im praying this is nothing serious coz Im broke to go rush to the vet.😭
Pls boost 🥺
#Boost #Tulips #worried #caturday #mastodon #cyberplace #social #fediverse #community
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Hello~ Hi A great #saturday #weekend to all! I hope u all have a good day! Please can u include my cat to your healing thoughts pls my boii Popo is not his usual playful mode. His poop is very watery & kinda lethargic for half a day already.😭 Im praying this is nothing serious coz Im broke to go rush to the vet.😭
Pls boost 🥺
#Boost #Tulips #worried #caturday #mastodon #cyberplace #social #fediverse #community
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Hello~ Hi A great #saturday #weekend to all! I hope u all have a good day! Please can u include my cat to your healing thoughts pls my boii Popo is not his usual playful mode. His poop is very watery & kinda lethargic for half a day already.😭 Im praying this is nothing serious coz Im broke to go rush to the vet.😭
Pls boost 🥺
#Boost #Tulips #worried #caturday #mastodon #cyberplace #social #fediverse #community
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Is Down 31% From Its High and Is Now Borrowing $25 Billion. Should Investors Be Worried?
https://atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug=is-down-31-from-its-high-and-is-now-borrowing-25-billion-should-investors-be-worried
<p>Is Down 31% From Its High and Is Now Borrowing $25 Billion
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https://www.evshift.com/475754/bike-brands-should-be-worried-monarc-marker-is-here/ Bike Brands Should be Worried! Monarc Marker is Here! #BestElectricBikes #bike #Brands #EBike #ebike #EbikeReview #ElectricBicycle #ElectricBikeReview #ElectricBikeReviews #ElectricBikes #ElectricMotorcycles #ElectricVehicles #EV #FatTireEbikeReview #marker #Monarc #MonarcEbike #MonarcMarker #MonarcMarkerEbike #MonarcMarkerReview #motorcycles #ScottHardesty #Worried
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@pvonhellermannn Brisbane (Australia) has had rain all month - 70mm one day!! Brisbane is supposed to be dry in winter #confused #worried
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@pvonhellermannn Brisbane (Australia) has had rain all month - 70mm one day!! Brisbane is supposed to be dry in winter #confused #worried
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@pvonhellermannn Brisbane (Australia) has had rain all month - 70mm one day!! Brisbane is supposed to be dry in winter #confused #worried
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@pvonhellermannn Brisbane (Australia) has had rain all month - 70mm one day!! Brisbane is supposed to be dry in winter #confused #worried
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@pvonhellermannn Brisbane (Australia) has had rain all month - 70mm one day!! Brisbane is supposed to be dry in winter #confused #worried
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https://www.fogolf.com/1279239/u-s-womens-open-hyo-joo-kim-tied-for-85th-in-round-1-but-heres-why-we-arent-worried-at-all/ [U.S. Women’s Open] Hyo Joo Kim Tied for 85th in Round 1. But Here’s Why We Aren’t Worried at All! #85th #ARENT #GolfLadies #GolfLadyVideos #GolfLadyVlog #GolfLadyYouTube #HERES #Hyo #Joo #KIM #open #tied #US #women's #Worried
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https://www.fogolf.com/1279239/u-s-womens-open-hyo-joo-kim-tied-for-85th-in-round-1-but-heres-why-we-arent-worried-at-all/ [U.S. Women’s Open] Hyo Joo Kim Tied for 85th in Round 1. But Here’s Why We Aren’t Worried at All! #85th #ARENT #GolfLadies #GolfLadyVideos #GolfLadyVlog #GolfLadyYouTube #HERES #Hyo #Joo #KIM #open #tied #US #women's #Worried
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How to negotiate a pay rise without underselling yourself during the cost-of-living crisis – The Prosperity Project
Sheer says too ma…
#NewsBeep #News #Personalfinance #about #being #Business #cost #costofliving #Crisis #discussions #during #employees #Finance #how #Living #negotiate #negotiating #pay #PersonalFinance #poorly #project #prosperity #rise #rising #the #themselves #to #UK #undermine #underselling #UnitedKingdom #warned #Without #worried #yourself
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/500817/ How to negotiate a pay rise without underselling yourself during the cost-of-living crisis – The Prosperity Project #about #being #Business #Cost #Costofliving #Crisis #Discussions #during #Éire #employees #how #IE #Ireland #Living #negotiate #negotiating #pay #PersonalFinance #PersonalFinance #poorly #project #prosperity' #rise #rising #the #themselves #To #undermine #underselling #warned #without #worried #yourself
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/982364/ How to negotiate a pay rise without underselling yourself during the cost-of-living crisis – The Prosperity Project #‘negotiating #about #being #Business #cost #costofliving #Crisis #discussions #during #Employees #Finance #how #Living #negotiate #Pay #PersonalFinance #poorly #project #prosperity #rise #rising #the #themselves #to #UK #undermine #underselling #UnitedKingdom #warned #without #worried #yourself
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/110647/ Étienne Davignon (1932-2026) est décédé #accounting #apartment #BANK #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #bill #budget #calculate #calculator #caucasian #computer #counting #Couple #debt #documents… #domicile #family #finance #financial #home #house #household #husband #indoors #invoices #Laptop #loan #man #money #paper #paperwork #PAYING #PAYMENT #PC #people #problem #receipt #relationship #stress #tax #Technology #together #two #unhappy #wife #woman #worried #young
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The big wash
His blankets and toys have all been through it and he is not impressed
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The big wash
His blankets and toys have all been through it and he is not impressed
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The big wash
His blankets and toys have all been through it and he is not impressed
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The big wash
His blankets and toys have all been through it and he is not impressed
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The big wash
His blankets and toys have all been through it and he is not impressed
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Cynthia Erivo has been receiving ‘very, very worried’ messages from Ariana Grande
“Ari is very, very worried that I’m not resting enough, so she’s consistently texting. Jeff sent the most…
#NewsBeep #News #Music #actress #ariana #balances #been #british #CA #Canada #cynthia #Entertainment #erivo #from #grande #has #intense #Marathon #messages #performance #receiving #says #Schedule #singer #training #very #with #worried
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https://www.europesays.com/es/437084/ Por qué el metabolismo y la motivación para entrenar no son iguales en mujeres y en hombres #1Woman #active #adult #anxious #bench #body #BodyPositive #bottle #break #challenge #ChangingRoom #despair #DressingRoom #ES #España #failure #Fitness #frustrated #girl #headache #Health #indoor #motivation #OneWoman #people #problem #resting #Salud #Spain #Sport #SportsClub #sportswear #sporty #stress #training #trouble #upset #woman #workout #worried #young
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https://www.evshift.com/414733/electric-cars-causing-fires-insurance-companies-are-worried-shorts/ Electric Cars CAUSING Fires? Insurance COMPANIES Are WORRIED! #shorts #CARS #Causing #companies #ELECTRIC #ElectricCars #ElectricVehicles #EV #Fires #Insurance #shorts #Worried
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House Republicans are publicly cheering Trump’s Iran war. Privately, many are worried.
https://misryoum.com/us/us/house-republicans-are-publicly-cheering-trumps-iran-war/
The vast majority of congressional Republicans are publicly supportive of President Donald Trump’s decision to launch a war on Iran. But many are harboring private misgivings about the risks to American troops and global stability — as well as their...
#House #Republicans #are #publicly #cheering #Trumps #Iran #war #Privately #many #are #worried #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com
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“Israel” is Worried: Iran Might Launch A Surprise Attack
Islam Times – Th…
#Conflict #Conflicts #War #[IRG] #12 #a #about #And #assessment #attack #based #better #concerns #day #for #guards #has #Hebrew #in #involving #Iran #Iran’s #Iranian #IS #Islam #Islamic #Israel #ITS #launch #made #middleeast #middleeastcrisis #might #next #noting #of #ON #Preparations #revealed #revolutionary #rise #scenario #surprise #that #the #Times #US #Walla #war #website #worried
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
#IndieWire #EventsHollywoodandEntertainment #News #Film #IndieWireStudio2026 #Sundance #Worriedhttps://www.indiewire.com/news/events/worried-sundance-indiewire-studio-interview-1235177011/
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
#IndieWire #EventsHollywoodandEntertainment #News #Film #IndieWireStudio2026 #Sundance #Worriedhttps://www.indiewire.com/news/events/worried-sundance-indiewire-studio-interview-1235177011/
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
#IndieWire #EventsHollywoodandEntertainment #News #Film #IndieWireStudio2026 #Sundance #Worriedhttps://www.indiewire.com/news/events/worried-sundance-indiewire-studio-interview-1235177011/
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
#IndieWire #EventsHollywoodandEntertainment #News #Film #IndieWireStudio2026 #Sundance #Worriedhttps://www.indiewire.com/news/events/worried-sundance-indiewire-studio-interview-1235177011/
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
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Nicole Holofcener and the ‘Worried’ Team Talk Finding the Humor in Sibling Co-Habitation
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Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why – POLITICO
Illustration by Anna Wiederkehr / POLITICO (source images via Getty)GOP worries about deportations, Allies’ negative views of US, International cost-of-living crisis
Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why
A slim majority of voters still support Trump’s deportation agenda, but the GOP base is splintering over tactics.
By Myah Ward, Samuel Benson, and Erin Doherty 01/24/2026 10:00 AM EST
President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign is starting to make some Republicans uneasy.
As midterms approach, GOP lawmakers, candidates, strategists and people close to the White House are warning that the administration’s mass deportations policy — and the wall-to-wall coverage of enforcement operations, arrests of U.S. citizens and clashes between protesters and federal officials — could cost them their razor-thin House majority.
The administration’s forceful approach across the U.S. risks repelling the swing voters who fueled Trump’s return to the White House but are increasingly wary of how the president is implementing a central campaign promise. Further complicating the issue is that Republicans are split on the best way to address the eroding support, with some in the party viewing it as a messaging problem, while others argue that the administration’s policy itself is driving voters’ concerns.
“If we don’t change our approach, it will have a negative effect on the midterms, for sure,” said Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.), who recently decided not to seek reelection.
A new POLITICO poll underscores those worries: Nearly half of all Americans — 49 percent — say Trump’s mass deportation campaign is too aggressive, including 1 in 5 voters who backed the president in 2024. In a sign of growing discomfort among the president’s base, more than 1 in 3 Trump voters say that while they support the goals of his mass deportation campaign, they disapprove of the way he is implementing it.
https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/RNM1N/1/
The president ran on removing the millions of immigrants living in the country illegally, while connecting former President Joe Biden’s border crisis to the violent crime plaguing U.S. cities. The White House has pressured immigration officials to fulfill the president’s goal, an effort that requires targeting immigrants well beyond violent criminals.
But Americans broadly do not support such a sweeping approach. In the poll, 38 percent of Americans said the federal government should prioritize deporting immigrants who have committed serious crimes, while 21 percent said the administration should only deport serious criminals. The poll was conducted from Jan. 16 to 19, after an ICE agent killed Renee Good in Minneapolis. There was another federal officer-involved shooting on Saturday in Minneapolis, though details remain scarce.
This article is part of an ongoing project from POLITICO and Public First, an independent polling company headquartered in London, to measure public opinion across a broad range of policy areas.
You can find new surveys and analysis each month at politico.com/poll.
Have questions or comments? Ideas for future surveys? Email us at [email protected].
“ICE should focus on the bad hombres. The bad hombres, that’s it, not the cleaning ladies,” said Rep. Maria Salazar (R-Fla.). “One thing is the gardeners, another thing is the gangsters. One thing is the cooks, the other thing is the coyotes.”
The White House, so far, has maintained its heavy enforcement presence in Minneapolis, betting that the issue is messaging, not its policies. The president said this week that his administration needs to do more to highlight the criminals they’ve arrested during the Minnesota crackdown.
Watch: The Conversation
50:43 – Scott Bessent at Davos on Greenland, affordability, and the Fed | The Conversation
A person close to the White House, granted anonymity to speak candidly, said Republicans have to keep the focus on criminal arrests, public safety and the Trump administration’s success in securing the southern border, which are more popular with voters across the board. Otherwise, the person worried, the GOP is losing support with moderate Republicans, independents, Latinos and young voters.
“Do I think we have to be a little bit smarter about it? I don’t think there’s any question about it,” the person said of the party’s messaging. “The reason why crime is down across the country, especially in these Democratic states and these blue cities, is because of one thing — the only thing that changed is President Trump’s policies.”
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why – POLITICO
Tags: Deportation Campaign, Deportations, GOP, Killings, MAGA, Minnesota, Politico, Politico Poll, Polls, Republicans, Splintering, Tactics, Trump, Why Worried, Worried
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Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why – POLITICO
Illustration by Anna Wiederkehr / POLITICO (source images via Getty)GOP worries about deportations, Allies’ negative views of US, International cost-of-living crisis
Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why
A slim majority of voters still support Trump’s deportation agenda, but the GOP base is splintering over tactics.
By Myah Ward, Samuel Benson, and Erin Doherty 01/24/2026 10:00 AM EST
President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign is starting to make some Republicans uneasy.
As midterms approach, GOP lawmakers, candidates, strategists and people close to the White House are warning that the administration’s mass deportations policy — and the wall-to-wall coverage of enforcement operations, arrests of U.S. citizens and clashes between protesters and federal officials — could cost them their razor-thin House majority.
The administration’s forceful approach across the U.S. risks repelling the swing voters who fueled Trump’s return to the White House but are increasingly wary of how the president is implementing a central campaign promise. Further complicating the issue is that Republicans are split on the best way to address the eroding support, with some in the party viewing it as a messaging problem, while others argue that the administration’s policy itself is driving voters’ concerns.
“If we don’t change our approach, it will have a negative effect on the midterms, for sure,” said Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.), who recently decided not to seek reelection.
A new POLITICO poll underscores those worries: Nearly half of all Americans — 49 percent — say Trump’s mass deportation campaign is too aggressive, including 1 in 5 voters who backed the president in 2024. In a sign of growing discomfort among the president’s base, more than 1 in 3 Trump voters say that while they support the goals of his mass deportation campaign, they disapprove of the way he is implementing it.
https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/RNM1N/1/
The president ran on removing the millions of immigrants living in the country illegally, while connecting former President Joe Biden’s border crisis to the violent crime plaguing U.S. cities. The White House has pressured immigration officials to fulfill the president’s goal, an effort that requires targeting immigrants well beyond violent criminals.
But Americans broadly do not support such a sweeping approach. In the poll, 38 percent of Americans said the federal government should prioritize deporting immigrants who have committed serious crimes, while 21 percent said the administration should only deport serious criminals. The poll was conducted from Jan. 16 to 19, after an ICE agent killed Renee Good in Minneapolis. There was another federal officer-involved shooting on Saturday in Minneapolis, though details remain scarce.
This article is part of an ongoing project from POLITICO and Public First, an independent polling company headquartered in London, to measure public opinion across a broad range of policy areas.
You can find new surveys and analysis each month at politico.com/poll.
Have questions or comments? Ideas for future surveys? Email us at [email protected].
“ICE should focus on the bad hombres. The bad hombres, that’s it, not the cleaning ladies,” said Rep. Maria Salazar (R-Fla.). “One thing is the gardeners, another thing is the gangsters. One thing is the cooks, the other thing is the coyotes.”
The White House, so far, has maintained its heavy enforcement presence in Minneapolis, betting that the issue is messaging, not its policies. The president said this week that his administration needs to do more to highlight the criminals they’ve arrested during the Minnesota crackdown.
Watch: The Conversation
50:43 – Scott Bessent at Davos on Greenland, affordability, and the Fed | The Conversation
A person close to the White House, granted anonymity to speak candidly, said Republicans have to keep the focus on criminal arrests, public safety and the Trump administration’s success in securing the southern border, which are more popular with voters across the board. Otherwise, the person worried, the GOP is losing support with moderate Republicans, independents, Latinos and young voters.
“Do I think we have to be a little bit smarter about it? I don’t think there’s any question about it,” the person said of the party’s messaging. “The reason why crime is down across the country, especially in these Democratic states and these blue cities, is because of one thing — the only thing that changed is President Trump’s policies.”
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why – POLITICO
#DeportationCampaign #Deportations #GOP #Killings #MAGA #Minnesota #Politico #PoliticoPoll #Polls #Republicans #Splintering #Tactics #Trump #WhyWorried #Worried -
Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why – POLITICO
Illustration by Anna Wiederkehr / POLITICO (source images via Getty)GOP worries about deportations, Allies’ negative views of US, International cost-of-living crisis
Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why
A slim majority of voters still support Trump’s deportation agenda, but the GOP base is splintering over tactics.
By Myah Ward, Samuel Benson, and Erin Doherty 01/24/2026 10:00 AM EST
President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign is starting to make some Republicans uneasy.
As midterms approach, GOP lawmakers, candidates, strategists and people close to the White House are warning that the administration’s mass deportations policy — and the wall-to-wall coverage of enforcement operations, arrests of U.S. citizens and clashes between protesters and federal officials — could cost them their razor-thin House majority.
The administration’s forceful approach across the U.S. risks repelling the swing voters who fueled Trump’s return to the White House but are increasingly wary of how the president is implementing a central campaign promise. Further complicating the issue is that Republicans are split on the best way to address the eroding support, with some in the party viewing it as a messaging problem, while others argue that the administration’s policy itself is driving voters’ concerns.
“If we don’t change our approach, it will have a negative effect on the midterms, for sure,” said Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-Wash.), who recently decided not to seek reelection.
A new POLITICO poll underscores those worries: Nearly half of all Americans — 49 percent — say Trump’s mass deportation campaign is too aggressive, including 1 in 5 voters who backed the president in 2024. In a sign of growing discomfort among the president’s base, more than 1 in 3 Trump voters say that while they support the goals of his mass deportation campaign, they disapprove of the way he is implementing it.
https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/RNM1N/1/
The president ran on removing the millions of immigrants living in the country illegally, while connecting former President Joe Biden’s border crisis to the violent crime plaguing U.S. cities. The White House has pressured immigration officials to fulfill the president’s goal, an effort that requires targeting immigrants well beyond violent criminals.
But Americans broadly do not support such a sweeping approach. In the poll, 38 percent of Americans said the federal government should prioritize deporting immigrants who have committed serious crimes, while 21 percent said the administration should only deport serious criminals. The poll was conducted from Jan. 16 to 19, after an ICE agent killed Renee Good in Minneapolis. There was another federal officer-involved shooting on Saturday in Minneapolis, though details remain scarce.
This article is part of an ongoing project from POLITICO and Public First, an independent polling company headquartered in London, to measure public opinion across a broad range of policy areas.
You can find new surveys and analysis each month at politico.com/poll.
Have questions or comments? Ideas for future surveys? Email us at [email protected].
“ICE should focus on the bad hombres. The bad hombres, that’s it, not the cleaning ladies,” said Rep. Maria Salazar (R-Fla.). “One thing is the gardeners, another thing is the gangsters. One thing is the cooks, the other thing is the coyotes.”
The White House, so far, has maintained its heavy enforcement presence in Minneapolis, betting that the issue is messaging, not its policies. The president said this week that his administration needs to do more to highlight the criminals they’ve arrested during the Minnesota crackdown.
Watch: The Conversation
50:43 – Scott Bessent at Davos on Greenland, affordability, and the Fed | The Conversation
A person close to the White House, granted anonymity to speak candidly, said Republicans have to keep the focus on criminal arrests, public safety and the Trump administration’s success in securing the southern border, which are more popular with voters across the board. Otherwise, the person worried, the GOP is losing support with moderate Republicans, independents, Latinos and young voters.
“Do I think we have to be a little bit smarter about it? I don’t think there’s any question about it,” the person said of the party’s messaging. “The reason why crime is down across the country, especially in these Democratic states and these blue cities, is because of one thing — the only thing that changed is President Trump’s policies.”
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Republicans are worried about Trump’s deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why – POLITICO
#DeportationCampaign #Deportations #GOP #Killings #MAGA #Minnesota #Politico #PoliticoPoll #Polls #Republicans #Splintering #Tactics #Trump #WhyWorried #Worried
