Support from naturalized immigrant and Latino voters helped Donald Trump win the White House in 2024. But since then, that support has collapsed. As CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten points out, Trump’s net approval rating among immigrant voters has plunged 44 points in less than two years: “That’s a shift. . .away from the President of the United States amongst a group that he did historically well with for a Republican presidential candidate.”
Also, a new NBC/Telemundo poll released Sunday finds that Latino voters have deeply soured on Trump and the GOP, particularly on crucial economic issues. Mike Madrid, author of “The Latino Century,” and CNN senior political commentator Ana Navarro look at the sharp decline in Latino support for Trump since the 2024 election.
0:00 Immigrant voters’ support for Trump plunges
1:32 How much of this drop is based on immigration policy? Enten explains
3:17 New poll shows 27% of Latino voters approve of Trump; Trump calls it “fake news”
5:22 The Latina Republican Congresswoman who’s pushing back against Trump
7:51 Could the redistricting strategy in Texas and Florida backfire on the GOP?
Watch Harry’s show, ‘The Enten Scale’, on CNN: https://cnn.it/4rXUcHz
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