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5:36Now PlayingAs immigration protests flare up nationwide, Ipsos President Cliff Young joined The Final 5 with Jim Lokay to break down the latest polling trends. Young says immigration has surged back into the top tier of voter concerns, especially among Republicans, though it's still eclipsed at times by the economy and threats to democracy. While Trump’s overall job approval hovers around 48%, his immigration approval has slipped amid controversy over mass deportations. Ipsos polling shows deep partisan divides, with stark disagreements on deporting undocumented parents of U.S. citizen children and due process rights. Young says immigration will remain a defining issue in the weeks ahead.
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