Summary
A recent Axios-Ipsos poll shows that many Latinos in the U.S. feel it's a bad time to be Latino, with their sense of optimism declining since President Trump took office. The poll indicates that Latinos are concerned about immigration issues and rising costs, feeling politically disconnected. These changes reflect a significant shift in sentiment from just a few years ago.
Key Facts
- Nearly two-thirds of Latinos say it's a bad time to be Latino in the U.S.
- This is a significant change from March 2024, when 55% felt it was a good time to be Latino.
- Many Latinos are worried about immigration enforcement and potential attacks because of their ethnicity.
- Only 40% feel a sense of belonging in the U.S., down from 51% in March 2024.
- 44% believe they can achieve the American Dream, a decrease from 53% in March 2024.
- Trump's favorability among Latinos is at 30%, closely reflecting past figures.
- Top concerns for Latinos include controlling inflation, health care costs, jobs, crime, and education.
- Support for strict immigration controls has decreased since March 2024.
