The domestic political picture for the Trump administration is growing increasingly fraught. A Reuters/Ipsos survey now puts the president’s overall job approval at just 36% — the lowest figure of his current term. The war is clearly taking a toll: according to The Hindu, Trump is now weighing a “broader cabinet shake-up” as pressure over the Iran conflict intensifies.
In a related move, Secretary of State Marco Rubio this week revoked the green cards and visas of several Iranian nationals connected to the Tehran government, determining they were no longer eligible for lawful permanent resident status or entry into the United States. The action signals a continued tightening of the diplomatic and immigration screws on anyone tied to the Iranian regime.
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