“Trump won over voters by making lots of promises” (Reading Eagle, Nov. 15) summarized one reason behind Donald Trump’s win. Hardworking people are struggling, and they resent it when government programs benefit “others” and not them. Others may include immigrants, people of color, women, members of the LGBTQ community and people with disabilities. Trump pointed fingers, especially at immigrants, and tapped into this grievance. Unfortunately, Tr…

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United States

Letter: Trump distracts voters from America’s real enemy

Many who already have citizenship do not sympathize with those who are in the country irregularly, and ideological issues weigh more and more. Democratic leaders and the Kamala Harris campaign were wrong to see us Latin Americans (yes, we Brazilians are Latin Americans) as a homogenous block that would vote for the party indefinitely simply because there was supposedly greater agreement regarding immigration and a repudiation of Donald Trump's r…

Muitos que já têm cidadania não se solidarizam com os que estão no país de forma irregular, e questões ideológicas pesam cada vez mais Os líderes democratas e a campanha da Kamala Harris erraram ao enxergarem nós latino-americanos (sim, nós brasileiros somos latino-americanos) como um bloco homogêneo que votaria no partido indefinidamente pelo simples fato de supostamente haver uma maior concordância em relação à imigração e um repúdio ao racism…

O porquê do apoio latino a Trump

Globo

Roberto Irineu Marinho

Brazil

The reason for the Latino support for Trump

Following Trump's election victory, illegal immigrants are fearing mass deportations. But Latinos have also contributed: South Texas, where they make up the majority, is now Trump country.

Nach Trumps Wahlsieg geht unter illegal eingereisten Migranten die Angst vor Massenabschiebungen um. Aber auch Latinos haben dazu beigetragen: Südtexas, wo sie die Mehrheit stellen, ist nun Trump-Land.

Donald Trump und die Latinos: Die texanische Revolution

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Frankfurter Allgemeine

Frankfurt

Hesse

Germany

Donald Trump and the Latinos: The Texas Revolution

Although Vice President Kamala Harris received more Latino votes than President-elect Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, Trump's Latino and Asian support increased from what it was in 2016 and 2020. That support helped Trump enjoy a win that was far from a landslide, but was decisive — at least in the Electoral College. Trump, according to Cook Political Report's vote count, won a long list of key swing states and picked up 312 elec…

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Alternet

John K. Byrne

Michael Rogers (publisher)

Washington

District of Columbia

Trump’s Latino and Asian support increased despite anti-immigrant rhetoric — here’s why

One of the surprises of the American presidential election was that almost half of Latinos voted for Trump. But many of them are conservative and religious, and the family is sacred to them. In fact, their closeness to the Republicans is natural, as conversations in New Mexico show.

Eine der Überraschungen der amerikanischen Präsidentschaftswahl war, dass fast die Hälfte der Latinos für Trump stimmten. Aber viele unter ihnen sind konservativ und religiös, die Familie ist ihnen heilig. Eigentlich ist ihre Nähe zu den Republikanern natürlich, wie Gespräche in New Mexico zeigen.

US-Wahl 2024: Warum viele Latinos für Trump stimmten

Neue Zürcher Zeitung

NZZ Mediengruppe

Zürich

Zürich District

Zurich

Switzerland

US election 2024: Why many Latinos voted for Trump

Geraldo Cadava writes that Democrats have often described Latinos as decisive when they support liberal candidates and inconsequential when they don’t.

The New Yorker

Advance Publications

New York

Understanding Latino Support for Donald Trump

RIO GRANDE CITY, TEXAS– Latino Americans who live along the southern border in Rio Grande City, Texas, criticized the notion that misogyny and racism played a role in Vice President Kamala Harris losing the 2024 election.
"The left tries to push the 'you're racist and misogynistic because you…

Upstract

Latino-American Trump supporters slam notion that they are racist and misogynist: 'Trying to divide us'

Latino voters cite many of the same concerns as other conservatives — the economy, crime, unchecked immigration and identity politics. Some are willing to overlook Trump's "strong-man" rhetoric as hyperbole.

WBUR

Boston University

Boston

Suffolk County

Massachusetts

How Trump won over more Latino voters in Lawrence

During the 2024 US presidential elections, Donald Trump received a significant increase in support from Latinos and Asian Americans, according to recent exit polls. Some attempts to explain this trend suggest individuals of immigrant descent harbor deeply rooted anti-blackness and a desire for “whiteness at any cost,” to quote Frantz Fanon, while others argue sexism, […]

Jacobin

Understanding the Immigrant Swing Toward Trump

Many have questioned how so many Latinos could support a candidate like DonaldTrump, who promised restrictive immigration policies. “And the answer is that, of course, Latinos are complicated people.”

Trump Gains Support Among Some Voters of Color Despite Racist Rhetoric

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