Public approval of President Donald Trump's immigration policy has fallen to its lowest point since his return to the White House, according to a new national poll by Reuters and Ipsos. The survey reflects a decline in support for one of the issues that has been central to his political discourse and his government agenda. According to this poll, only 38% of adults surveyed believe the president is doing a good job on immigration. While the change seems small compared to previous measurements, the trend shows a sustained decline when compared to the support levels he recorded months after returning to power, when it reached around half of those surveyed. One of the most striking findings is the shift among male voters; this group was key to the 2014 election victory and, for much of 2015, maintained approval levels close to 50% on immigration. Now, male support on this issue stands at around 41%, suggesting a problem in a segment that had typically been favorable to the president. Among women, support is also lower, having fallen from 40% in 2025 to 35% in the latest survey. Immigration policy has been a priority for the Trump administration since the first day of his new term; that's no secret. The president promised a large-scale deportation campaign, and after taking office, operations were deployed in various parts of the country. Images of agents with their faces covered became frequent during operations and raids, while protests, clashes with activists, and even the deaths of two US citizens at the hands of ICE agents grew. This survey was conducted nationwide with just over 1,000 adults and has a margin of error of about three percentage points. It concludes that immigration remains a truly sensitive issue.

Entertainment

On the night of Tuesday, February 17, the House of the Famous 6 finally opened its doors, Clary Castro, An entertainment journalist from La Opinion managed to be present at this new edition and told us that this season is hosted for the second consecutive year by Javier Posa alongside Jimena Gallego, who has been part of this franchise since its inception.

The new housemates are Laura Zapata, Josh Jimenez, Laura G, Fabio Agostini, Zoe Bayona,Julia Arguelles, Stefano Piccioni, Celine Santos, Kenny Rodriguez, Caeli, Kunno, Vanessa Arias, Yoridan Martinez, Lupita Jones, Jailyne Ojeda, Kenzo, Curvy Zelma, El Divo, Horacio Pancheri, Oriana Marzoli, and the surprise participant, Sergio Mayer.

It must be said that we already have the first victims of this edition, as Fabio and Yordan became the first to be banished last night, and although they remain in the competition, their living conditions for the next 48 hours are far from ideal.