These percentages reflect the continued intense division in American public opinion regarding Trump, indicating that, as in his first term, he did not enjoy the traditional “honeymoon period” that most new presidents experience. 2- Division over Economic Policies: On the economic front, the “CBS/YouGov” poll shows a clear division in evaluating Trump’s performance. The poll showed that 59% of respondents support his program for deporting illegal immigrants, compared to 41% who oppose it. In this context, the intense partisan division does not only reflect disagreements over policies but also expresses divergent perceptions of Trump’s impact on American political identity. Just as current polls reflect deep-rooted polarization, the 2026 midterm elections may be a pivotal moment in reevaluating Trump’s position within the American political landscape, either as a symbol of ongoing change or as a transitional phase in American political history.