President Donald Trump's approval rating held steady this week, but discontent is rising over his handling of the economy and hardline approach to immigration, amid concern about a global trade war and a push to increase deportations,

President Trump’s approval has dipped 100 days into his presidency amid concerns over his handling of the economy and foreign policy, according to a new poll released on Wednesday. An Emerson College Polling national survey found approval of Trump split: 45 percent approve of the job he’s doing as president while 45 percent said they disapprove.

In the final Reuters/Ipsos poll of April, Trump's approval rating holds at 42% amid concerns over the economy and immigration.

A new poll in the US shows that only 39% of Americans approve of Donald Trump's work as president. This is the lowest approval rating among all presidents in recent decades, reports ABC News. A joint poll by ABC News,

Trump's second-term approval rating has been compared with that of his predecessors by US polling firm Gallup, which has used the 100-day milestone for decades. Trump is the first post-war president to serve two non-consecutive terms,

Almost two in three Latinos now have an unfavorable view of President Trump as his trade war threatens to upend the economy, the demographic's main concern