Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stopped by Florida earlier this week to host a roundtable event with Latino leaders at his Doral golf resort. There, he doubled down on his mass deportation claims, warned attendees that the country's political system could collapse if he loses in November and was showered with religious gifts from evangelist leaders.
It is all part of his final push for the Latino vote in Florida, a state that has tilted heavily towards Republicans in the last few years, with the GOP controlling the governor's office, both houses of the state legislature, both U.S. Senate seats, and 18 of 30 congressional districts.
