Most Latinos say they're worse off under Trump's second term, per Pew

"The big picture: The deepening pessimism and heightened fears in this latest survey suggest Trump's second-term policies - especially on immigration and the economy - are reshaping Latinos' sense of belonging. The report offers yet another snapshot of how Trump's second-term policies are reshaping Latino attitudes heading into the midterms. Nearly two in three Latinos say it's a bad time to be Latino or Hispanic in the U.S., the recent Axios-Ipsos Latino Poll in partnership with Noticias Telemundo found."

"By the numbers: Around 68% of Latinos surveyed say the situation for Hispanics in the U.S. has worsened in the past year - the largest share Pew has ever recorded, the Pew Research Center's National Survey of Latinos found. About four in five Latinos say Trump's policies harm Hispanics, a higher share than during his first term. About half of Latinos say they've struggled to afford food, housing or medical care in the past year."

Nearly two in three Latinos say it is a bad time to be Latino or Hispanic in the U.S. Around 68% of Latinos say the situation for Hispanics in the U.S. has worsened in the past year, the largest share Pew has ever recorded. About four in five Latinos say Trump's policies harm Hispanics, a higher share than during his first term. About half of Latinos say they struggled to afford food, housing, or medical care in the past year. In the last six months, 59% report immigration raids in their community and 32% have thought about leaving the U.S., mainly citing the political situation. Roughly 36% borrowed money from family or friends in the past year. Latino Republicans show more positive economic views but greater criticism of deportation efforts, while Latino Democrats are overwhelmingly negative across measures.

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