section_path: Reactions/Public opinion
section_name: Public opinion
paragraph_text: Public opinion
  
  In a New York Times / Sienna College poll of registered voters in late April 2025, 52% disapproved of Trump's handling of "the case involving Kilmar Abrego Garcia", compared to 31% who approved. Asked whether Trump should or should not be able to ignore Supreme Court rulings, 76% said that he should not be able to do this, compared with 6% who thought he should be able to. The remainder of those polled either did not respond to the question or said that they did not know. In a Washington Post / ABC News / Ipsos poll of US adults published the same day, 42% thought that the government should bring Abrego Garcia back to the US, 26% thought that he should remain imprisoned in El Salvador, and 31% said that they did not know enough to answer.
  
  In a New York Times / Sienna College poll of registered voters in late April 2025, 52% disapproved of Trump's handling of "the case involving Kilmar Abrego Garcia", compared to 31% who approved. Asked whether Trump should or should not be able to ignore Supreme Court rulings, 76% said that he should not be able to do this, compared with 6% who thought he should be able to. The remainder of those polled either did not respond to the question or said that they did not know. In a Washington Post / ABC News / Ipsos poll of US adults published the same day, 42% thought that the government should bring Abrego Garcia back to the US, 26% thought that he should remain imprisoned in El Salvador, and 31% said that they did not know enough to answer.