A group of Latino students in Texas is actively campaigning for President Trump's re-election, reflecting a significant political shift in the region. As political dynamics change, the question arises whether this move will have lasting effects or if Democrats can regain support. Events during Trump's presidency, such as immigration policies and military presence, have influenced this shift. New Latino leaders, like Alexis Uscanga, are stepping forward to navigate these changes, indicating a realignment among traditionally Democratic voters in the border area.
A lot of people are changing the way they used to vote. So much has already happened at the dawn of the second Trump term.
Does the rightward lurch of Hispanic working-class voters have staying power, or can Democrats win them back?
A new breed of Latino leaders is emerging in this once-solidly Democratic enclave to find the answer.
Alexis Uscanga, 21, who once idolized President Barack Obama, is typical of the Republicans asserting themselves.
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