Some 58% of poll respondents said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have gone "too far" in their crackdown, while 12% said they had not gone far enough and 26% said

Congressional Republicans showed signs of wavering on President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown in the wake of another shooting of a US citizen in Minnesota.

Just 39% of Americans approve of the job US President Donald Trump is doing on immigration, down from 41% earlier this month, while 53% disapprove, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll found. American approval of US President Donald Trump's immigration policy fell to its lowest level since his return to the White House in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll,

Public approval for President Donald Trump 's immigration policy has reached its lowest point since his return to the White House, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates, with a majority of Americans now believing his stringent approach has gone too far.

The about-face comes after Saturday’s shooting death of Alex Pretti by federal agents raised doubts — including from some Republicans — over how the Trump administration has gone about aggressively deporting migrants and confronting protesters opposed to the policy.

Another shooting in Minneapolis further polarizes the debate over President Trump's authorization of ICE operations in Minnesota. Can state and federal government officials work together before there is more chaos and violence in the streets?

For months, it’s been increasingly clear that President Donald Trump’s mass deportation push hasn’t gone well.

Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino emerged as a central figure in President Trump's immigration crackdown, often the only unmasked figure as federal agents descend on Democratic-run cities. Why it matters: Bovino embodies President Trump's heavy-handed and highly visible approach to immigration,