Summary
President Donald Trump had a strong showing with Latino voters in the 2024 election, winning 48%. However, his administration's immigration policies have led to a decline in support, as many Latino Americans feel unsafe and targeted by immigration enforcement tactics.
Key Facts
- President Trump secured 48% of the Latino vote in the 2024 election, a notable gain for Republicans.
- Trump's administration faced criticism for increased immigration enforcement, including actions by ICE.
- Latino communities reportedly feel fearful due to these enforcement actions.
- Many Latinos are frustrated with inflation and the cost-of-living issues.
- Trump's policies during his second term sparked a decline in Latino voter approval, with only 30% approving of him.
- A large majority of Latino voters express distrust in ICE, with calls for agents to be more easily identifiable.
- Polls indicate that inflation remains a significant concern for Latino voters.
