How Arizona Latinos rate Biden and Trump on the border: From the Politics Desk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : "Then, Haley encouraged Trump to do precisely what he didn't do to win her vote.
62% : "Having said that, I stand by what I said in my suspension speech," Haley said.
58% : "Read more from the focus group here →Donald Trump can take Nikki Haley -- and most of her voters -- for granted.
57% : "Trump would be smart to reach out to the millions of people who voted for me and continue to support me and not assume that they're just going to be with him.
43% : So, I will be voting for Trump.
42% : Plus, the message Nikki Haley is sending Trump and behind the scenes of the Republican Party's platform fight.
42% : By using her speech to detail the peril she believes he's brought to the United States, she did more than create a permission structure for her voters to line up behind Trump.
40% : She said she "had a really hard time voting for" Trump in 2016 and ultimately did because he "lined up with a lot of our beliefs and morals and values as a family" and she hoped he would grow into the office.
39% : "Abortion ballot measure: Arizona voters will also likely decide on an amendment that would enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution this fall.
38% : But at the end of the day, they're going to do what they're going to do," said Enrique M., a 48-year-old from San Tan Valley who said he'd vote for Trump.
37% : "I definitely would not be voting for Biden -- he doesn't match up with any of my beliefs," said Nicole G., a 39-year-old woman from Glendale.
36% : The focus group specifically recruited participants who had soured on both Biden and Trump, an important swing cohort in a critical battleground state.
34% : This should come as no surprise to Trump, who -- having employed her as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations -- predicted correctly that she would fall in line.
33% : That's the message Haley sent yesterday when she said she will vote Trump, even as she argued the opposite.
32% : Plus, senior political reporter Jonathan Allen looks at the message Nikki Haley is sending Trump after saying she would vote for him.
31% : Trump doesn't have to persuade Haley of anything, but he's going to have to counter Biden -- perhaps using some of the same talking points Haley delivered on Wednesday.
28% : One participant called the current president's border policies a "hot mess.""Even if we disagree with the way Trump went about specific things with his border control, he did something, at least, about it," said Melissa G., a 43-year-old from Phoenix who'd back Robert F. Kennedy Jr. if given the chance, or Trump if not.
26% : In today's edition, national political reporter Ben Kamisar breaks down our latest focus group with Arizona Latino voters who are down on Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
24% : "Trump has not been perfect on these policies.
21% : Let us knowBut from their vantage point, many saw clarity on the issue from Trump compared to a struggle by Biden to control immigration.
21% : So, even if Trump can take Haley and *most* of her voters for granted, it would be a mistake for him to ignore them completely.
12% : "But as NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard and Ali Vitali reported Thursday, Trump hasn't talked to Haley since she dropped out of the race in early March.

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