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Latin Times
Latin Times
Politics
Pedro Camacho

2 out of 3 Latinos Believe Trump's Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric is Not Directed at Them

Trump Delivers Remarks In Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin (Credit: Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

As the presidential elections get closer, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump continues to step up his anti-immigrant rhetoric, a strategy illustrated by a recent interview in which he suggested that there was a genetical predisposition to crime, and that the surge in unlawful arrivals during the Biden administration had led to there being "many bad genes in our country right now."

Moreover, during a stop at Aurora, Colorado on Friday, Trump claimed that immigrants are coming "from the dungeons of the third world", adding that undocumented immigrants "have to go back to where they came from."

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