Kamala Harris trying to fix her Latino problem

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : (Despite being a Republican, the elder McCain long supported immigration reform.
53% : A USA Today/Suffolk University poll found that 51 percent of Hispanic men between the ages of 18 and 34 in Arizona support Trump.
51% : The divide reveals the thorny trail that Harris must navigate when it comes to immigration reform and Latino outreach.
48% : An Associated Press-NORC poll showed that while Latino voters have a more negative view of Trump, a stark gender divide exists -- just 36 percent of Latino men say Harris would be a good president, while 50 percent of Latinas say she would.
44% : Another poll in The Wall Street Journal showed that Trump has a stark six-point lead in Nevada, a state with a heavy Latino population.
39% : In a fight with such wafer-thin margins, we need reporters on the ground talking to the people Trump and Harris are courting.
37% : Five years after Trump called immigrants crossing the US-Mexico border drug dealers, criminals and rapists, he has improved his margin with Latino voters -- including in border communities such as South Texas that historically voted Democratic.
34% : Nevada has voted for a Democrat in every presidential election since 2008, but it stands on the cusp of breaking for Trump.

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