Special Poll
A recent survey reveals that many Americans over 50 are optimistic about President-elect Donald Trump’s ability to address immigration issues during his administration. According to a Gallup poll, 68 percent of U.S. adults believe Trump will successfully control illegal immigration, reflecting significant confidence in this policy area.
However, not everyone shares this optimism. The survey found that 28 percent of respondents are doubtful Trump will be able to manage illegal immigration effectively, while 4 percent expressed no opinion.
Among the various policy areas surveyed, immigration stands out as the issue where Americans have the most faith in Trump’s leadership. The poll included 17 questions about his ability to achieve specific policy goals, and respondents showed more than 50 percent confidence in his ability to meet eight of them.
For example, 60 percent of those surveyed believe Trump will reduce unemployment and enhance national security by keeping the U.S. safe from terrorism. Similarly, 58 percent expect him to strengthen the economy, and 55 percent think he will successfully keep the country out of war.
Many Americans also believe Trump will implement tax cuts and lower crime rates. Half of the respondents anticipate that he will improve the U.S.’s standing and respect on the global stage.
For those over 50, these survey results may resonate as Trump’s promises often align with concerns about safety, economic stability, and preserving American values. While doubts remain for some, the overall optimism reflects hope that the incoming administration will deliver tangible results across critical areas.