THE White House Just announced that the president Donald Trump He will gather in Michigan next week to mark the 100th day of his term.

But time is … ominous. Even now, when Trump is approaching this milestone of the presidential term, in which the new governments evaluate their progress, there is a myriad indications that the plan for Trump’s second term may collapse.

Trump assumed his duties by employing every rhetoric … exaggeration he could, on the grounds that his voters had rewarded.

Its indicators are increasingly scary in some of Trump’s most important fronts.

Many polls this week showed that Trump has reached a new low. His acceptance rates were two -digit underwater surveys by Pew Research Center (minus-19), Economist-Yougov (-13), Reuters -ipsos (-11) and now Fox News (-11).

Trump is already more unpopular in this period of his presidency than any other president. It is now flirting with falling even lower.

Perhaps the most worrying about Trump is that most of his main policies are even more unpopular than him. This suggests that his image is largely reinforced by believers who may not like what they see, but still say they support him, at least for the time being.

The poll of Fox News He showed that Trump is doing well in border security (+15), but his numbers for foreign policy (-14), economy (-18), duties (-25) and inflation (-26) are all worse than his overall acceptance rating. The game that plays with duties has pushed its financial numbers even lower.

Certainly, none of these means that Trump’s presidency has failed or will fail. He still enjoys the support of 40 and now percent of Americans. Trump could apparently recover, for example, if he concludes a series of trade agreements with countries against which he has used duties, allowing the exhaustion of trade war.

However, about 6 out of 10 citizens were critical of both his duties and the hard efforts of Ilon Musk to cut government programs and employees.

A typical example of how this seems to drag Trump down: While his evaluation of “border security” in the Fox News poll is high, his evaluation of “migration” is significantly worse (-1).

Thus, Trump has achieved a remarkable sharp decline in border arrests -perhaps his most important achievement so far -but is very low in immigration acceptance rates.

But it’s not just polls. It is also the disagreements in the government in order to chart a way forward and avoid shooting her … legs.

Trump has offered too many mixed messages about his duties. More recently, this has included the signaling of a possible retreat in the trade war with China, amid some of the worst economic indicators of recent decades.

Musk’s term in the leadership of the service DOGE US appears to be heading towards an ineffective end after a series of controversy and power battles with leading management executives and cabinet members – more recently the Finance Minister Scott Bessed.

The short term of the Minister of Defense Pitt Hegsheth It has caused multiple problems, which reinforce the criticism that the former presenter of Fox News simply did not have the experience of such a huge job. This includes the sharing of very sensitive information about the unregistered Signal application and the internal disputes between the same and some of the top assistants who have recently left. One of these assistants has just published an excellent article referring to the “absolute chaos” in the Pentagon and suggesting that Hegschez cannot continue.

Also this week, the end of the war in Ukraine that Trump promised – something he said he had done the first day – looks as distant as ever. OR Ukraine It categorically rejected a proposed Trump government agreement, which the government described as its “final offer”. Russia, meanwhile, has just launched a mass attack in Kyiv. Trump was forced to criticize Putin on Thursday and ask him to stop the attacks.

But perhaps the most worrying for administration, practically speaking, is what is happening in the courts. While they take some time to act, their actions are increasingly hindering what Trump is trying to do. And despite the fact that the government repeatedly accuses the “left” judges, those who stand in the way of Trump include a rapidly growing and remarkable number of Republicans.

It is not only Trump -appointed judges of the Supreme Court who opposed him in deportation. They are also appointed Republicans who rule against him and use a strong language. Only in the last three weeks, three judges appointed by GOP have complained to the administration that it is making no real attempt to comply with the law, including the use of phrases such as “brazen” and “a path of perfect lawlessness”.

And just on Wednesday, a appointed judge from Trump became the second who ordered the government to facilitate the return of a man who unjustly expelled in his prison El Salvador.

In short: Everything resembles an ever -increasing chaos. Trump can, among other things, by pushing with the duties and risking a constitutional crisis, causing the courts to truly adhere to their commands. Trump has clearly shown that he feels more uninvited in his second term, and Congress Republicans have shown little willingness to stand in his way.