President Trump's hardline immigration policies have earned mixed reviews from Americans.

That's according to our latest PBS News, NPR Marist Poll, released today.

To walk us through some of the new numbers, I'm joined now by NPR's Domenico Montanaro.

Great to see you.

Hey, great to be with you.

Let's pick up on immigration that Laura was just reporting on.

It was a central issue for Mr. Trump's reelection campaign.

How do voters look at this issue at this point in his presidency?

Well, his handling of immigration mirrors his overall job approval rating.

Only 43% say that they approve of the job that the president is doing when it comes to handling

immigration.

52% disapprove.

And like I said, that's the same number as approve and

disapprove of him overall. He doesn't get really good marks on almost anything either. Only 41%

approve of his job on foreign policy and just 39% on the economy. So immigration is the best of

those, but still not great. Domenico, like a lot of issues, it gets more interesting, the deeper you go.

Our colleague Josh Barraha spoke to a number of voters about the president's immigration agenda.

One, a man named Steven Singh, who's an independent voter in California, had this to say.

I would love a more streamlined pathway to citizenship for immigrants.

I don't want to see students deported.

I need to see students being deported as a weapon to spread someone's political ideals and

to silence others.

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