Latino Voters Unaware of Trump's Deportation Threats
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•‘They don’t think he’s talking about them’: Trump support rises with Latinos
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Child welfare officer in Saginaw , Michigan , is alarmed that many Latinos do not take seriously the former US president’s threats of mass deportations.
Support for Trump is rising among Latinos , who account for about 15% of voters, across the US .
A recent Siena poll showed that nearly one in 10 Hispanic voters people with roots in Spanish -speaking countries who backed Biden in 2020 will vote for Trump this year .
Latinos account for about 9% of Saginaw county’s population.
Most are of Mexican descent whose families were drawn to the area by the once-booming American car industry and other factory jobs during the first half of the 20th century .
With several generations born in the US , the link with their forebears’ experience as immigrants is diminished or broken.
Shifting religious allegiances may also account for some of the increased support.
It’s been demotivating. But the alternative is so far worse to me on all of those subjects that I would never consider voting for them.”.
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