They voted for Donald Trump but now have grave concerns
Chicago Tribune • • nation
Key Points:
- Some 2024 Trump voters, including former Democrats and conservatives, express regret and dissatisfaction with his administration's policies, particularly on immigration enforcement, economic strategies, and foreign policy during his second term.
- Polls indicate a decline in Trump's approval ratings since the start of his second presidency, with a notable portion of his voters expressing concerns that could impact Republican turnout in upcoming midterm elections.
- Trump's immigration enforcement tactics, such as mass deportations and racial profiling in Chicago, have drawn criticism from supporters and non-supporters alike, with incidents involving U.S. citizens and legal residents fueling controversy.
- High-profile fractures within Trump's base have emerged, including public disputes with figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene and criticism from major donors like Elon Musk, signaling
