Labor activist Dolores Huerta says Trump "does not know history"
Summary
Labor activist Dolores Huerta criticized President Donald Trump’s comments about Mexicans and urged Latino voters in Texas, California, and other states to support change in the November elections. She highlighted Latino political candidates and emphasized the power of Latino voters in influencing election outcomes.Key Facts
- Dolores Huerta said President Trump’s remarks about Mexicans show he lacks knowledge of history.
- Trump’s 2015 campaign speech included negative statements about Mexican immigrants.
- Huerta co-founded the United Farm Workers and popularized the phrase "si, se puede" ("Yes, we can").
- She spoke at the Texas Democratic Convention, supporting Democratic candidates James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa.
- Polls show tight races in Texas for statewide offices, with Talarico and his opponent tied.
- Texas Hispanics largely supported Trump in 2024 by about 55%, but Democrats see potential to increase Latino voter support.
- Huerta noted Latino candidates in Texas and California as examples of growing political influence.
- Texas Democrats believe there is strong desire for change among voters, especially Latino voters, despite challenges from Republicans and media division.
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