Tonight, 99 days into a second term and the president facing new headwinds.

The president digs in on immigration, signing new executive orders targeting sanctuary cities,

the backlash over removing children who are U.S. citizens.

It comes as polling falls in his handling of the economy and tariffs,

and as shoppers see prices rise and rise on some major

online marketplaces, plus exclusive access inside an El Salvador prison where Kilmar Abrago-Garcia

was taken when he was transferred out of that maximum security facility.

36 million under the threat of severe weather. Al Roker is tracking that. The investigation

into a deadly boat crash in Florida where one of the boaters left the scene. The crackdown on

deep fakes of nude images generated by AI can a new law stem the scourge. This is NBC Nightly News

with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome. It is something every modern day president faces the measuring stick of

those first 100 days in office. Tonight, as the Trump presidency mirrors that mark, some harsh

takeaways for the president and his administration, starting with a 45% approval rating among voters,

according to a new NBC News, stay-tune poll.

His approval rating is higher than his first term, but it is barely masking erosion and warning signs

on some of the other issues that help propel him into office, like the economy where his approval

on trade and tariffs stands at 39%. And on border security and immigration, a signature issue

for President Trump, our poll shows him with a 49% approval. And tonight, the removal of an

undocumented migrant mother and her two children, both American

citizens, is the latest flashpoint in an ongoing fight over the president's mass deportation

policies.

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