Do you remember what your life was like a year ago? In 2024, immigration was not at the top of the list of priorities for Latino voters. Today, it is a topic that directly or indirectly affects this entire community. The first six months of Donald Trump’s administration have passed, bringing with them a shift in how Latinos view politics—and their own lives. Nearly half of Latinos in the United States fear being deported or having a loved one deported, according to a recent survey.

Shift in Priorities

Before the election, a poll of Latino voters ranked immigration sixth among their top concerns. When asked, “What is the most important issue elected officials should address? ” the majority of Latino voters (54%) answered inflation and the rising cost of living, followed by employment

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