In hard-fought Pennsylvania, fast-growing Hispanic communities...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Despite his public stance against Trump, Martinez says he simply wants more Latinos to get out and vote to start building more of an influential bloc, the same way Cubans have done in Florida, where he used to live and where he shaped his political views.
31% : Trump lost Pennsylvania to Democrat Joe Biden in 2020, after winning the state and the presidency in 2016.
31% : She knows that things are getting expensive," Encarnacion said, adding he felt Trump has focused too much on saying he wants to deport immigrants.
29% : "Trump is not going to deport la tia, or la sobrina or la prima," Unanue said, using the Spanish words for aunt, niece and cousin.
25% : He said many do not think Trump would deport those who have been here a long time and have no criminal record, even though the GOP nominee has vowed to conduct the largest deportation operation in U.S. history.
23% : "Trump regularly rails against immigrants, saying they are taking jobs and bringing violent crime to the U.S.

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