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President Donald Trump has been in office for 100 days, and during the time, he's dramatically upended U.S.

immigration policy through executive orders,

lawsuits, and aggressive detention operations.

M.P.R. Sergio Martinez-Baltron reports.

Trump's policies have resulted in a plunge in illegal crossings in the U.S. Mexico border,

and his administration has detained thousands of people,

but has stopped short of actually deporting the number

of migrants it had promised during the presidential campaign.

Now, Trump is facing some pushback from the public.

A new NPR PBS News Marist Bowl shows that 52% of Americans disapproved Trump's handling

of immigration.

And courts have ruled against Trump in immigration-related cases,

such as the detention of a student activist

and a decision to send alleged Venezuelan gang members

to a prison in El Salvador without due process.

Sergio Martinez Beltran, NPR News.

The U.S. Supreme Court appears willing to take up the matter of allowing

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