President Joe Biden recently visited the battleground state of Arizona, where he highlighted the significance of the Latino vote and criticized former President Donald Trump's divisive language. During his visit, Biden launched the 'Latinos Con Biden-Harris' coalition at a Mexican restaurant in Phoenix.
Biden underscored the crucial role of the Latino community in his 2020 victory and emphasized the need for their support in the upcoming elections. He expressed his reliance on Latino voters, stating, 'Kamala and I desperately need your help,' pointing out that a few key states, including Arizona, will play a decisive role in determining the election outcome.
The President condemned Trump's past remarks about Latinos, recalling how Trump had referred to them as criminals, drug dealers, and rapists. Biden questioned Trump's recent comments about immigrants 'poisoning the blood' of the country, calling for a more inclusive and respectful approach.
Biden highlighted his administration's achievements, citing the record-low unemployment rate for Latinos, reduced Hispanic child poverty levels, and investments in healthcare and small businesses. He also addressed the issue of gun violence in communities, showcasing his administration's efforts to tackle pressing societal challenges.
As part of his reelection campaign, Biden is focusing on key battleground states, with visits planned for Nevada and Arizona. These visits aim to solidify support in states crucial to his reelection bid and engage with diverse communities to garner broad-based backing.
