The article discusses the disconnect between what many American voters want and the potential consequences of Trump's policies. Voters re-elected Trump seeking lower prices, fewer immigrants, and less foreign intervention. However, the implementation of substantial tariffs could lead to increased costs and economic repercussions, such as layoffs and reduced pensions. While Trump has had some success in immigration policy, maintaining popular support could be challenging, especially regarding how to handle non-criminal immigrants. The article highlights the risk of Trump's current direction potentially failing to meet voter expectations on critical issues.
Trump's administration risks heading in the wrong direction, with policies that could lead to higher prices, slower deportation rates, and potential wars.
Despite some success with immigration policy, Trump's economic decisions, including tariffs, may contradict voters' desires for lower prices and job security.
The announced tariffs, initially sweeping but then scaled down, can still lead to significant price increases and economic downturns.
Americans are concerned about deporting only criminal illegal aliens, indicating a complicated stance on immigration that Trump must navigate carefully.
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