U.S. President Donald Trump faces a sharp erosion of support among Hispanic voters, according to new polling that shows his approval sinking to its lowest point of his second term.

A Reuters survey released this week put Trump's support among Hispanic voters at just 32 percent, the weakest level recorded since his return to the White House.

The decline is mirrored in the latest YouGov/ Economist poll, which shows Hispanic respondents breaking 28 percent approve to 68 percent disapprove. That marks a steep drop from 35/65 in July, underscoring a month-to-month slide in Trump's standing with a voting bloc that was critical to his victory over former President Joe Biden last year.

Data from SoCal Strategies underscores the trend: Hispanic disapproval of Trump has surged from 36 percent

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