Change in the share who say they approve of Trump's handling of immigration, by religious affiliation
Surveys conducted in March and September 2025, most recently with 5,543 U.S. adults
An arrow chart showing change in the share who say they approve of Trump's handling of immigration, by race/ethnicity and religion, between March and September 2025. Approval amongst Americans in general fell from 48% to 43%. Declines were seen amongst all groups shown except Hispanic Catholics, whose approval increased from 29% to 32%. The largest drop in approval came from people who follow a religion other than Christianity: 43% to 26%.