A survey by The New York Times/Siena College released on Tuesday revealed that most immigrants don't consider Donald Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric is directed at them. In fact, 50% of foreign-born Latino voters feel that way, keeping his support among the demographic strong and preventing Kamala Harris from garnering the type of numbers among Latinos which have historically favored Democratic candidates who reach The White House.
In all, 56% of Latino voters said they would vote for Harris, while 37% said they would vote for Trump, a considerable difference compared to 2020, when exit polls showed President Biden won 65% of Latino voters and 32% chose Trump.
