A poll has revealed a dramatic drop in support for former President Trump's immigration policy, particularly among American men, with approval ratings falling from 50% to just 38% after his return to power. This decline suggests a growing discontent with his approach to immigration as opinions shift among the populace.

In addition to the falling support, the article highlights the recent resignation of a key representative from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, who was a prominent advocate for Trump's aggressive immigration strategy. Her departure further underscores the challenges and controversies surrounding Trump's administration as it grapples with the public's changing sentiment about immigration issues.

In a notable policy shift, the Trump administration recently announced a halt to deportation efforts in Minnesota, where immigration agents were involved in the shooting of two U.S. citizens. This change, alongside shifts in rhetoric from the administration, points to a possible reevaluation of their immigration stance amidst rising tensions and public outcry, especially considering the context of an estimated 14 million undocumented individuals living in the U.S. due to harsh immigration policies.