Trump became the record holder among US presidents for the number of executive orders signed in the first 10 days
During the first decade of his second presidential term, Trump has surpassed all his predecessors in the number of executive orders signed. The Axios portal reports that in 10 days, the Republican signed 38 new documents and became the leader among all American presidents in modern US history.
In addition, during this short period, Donald Trump canceled 78 decrees and memoranda of his predecessor Joe Biden. However, as a survey by the research company Ipsos showed, not all Americans approve of the innovations of the 47th US President.
A survey of various groups of ordinary Americans conducted over the weekend showed that Trump's initiative to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the American Gulf was the least popular. Only 25% of respondents approved of such a move. Predictably, a significant number of respondents do not support abandoning the policy inclusivity and diversity. Also, 60% of respondents do not agree with the existence of only two genders in the country – male and female.
However, Trump's tough migration policy found support among the majority of Americans surveyed. Respondents also positively assessed the president's intention to increase oil production. At the same time, 70% of citizens who took part in the study did not like the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on climate.
Summing up the results of the study, Reuters reports that Donald Trump's approval rating has already fallen by 10% in 2 days. Less than half of respondents support the initiatives of the elected president. The publication notes that if the head of the White House succeeds in combating rising prices, his political indicators will improve.
Overall, the poll found that 45% of Americans approve of the job Trump is doing as president, down slightly from 47% in a Jan. 20-21 poll. The share of those who disapprove was slightly higher at 46%, up from 39% in the previous poll.
– Reuters sums up the results of the study.
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