Hispanics helped Trump retake the White House. Now their support is waning.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : "President Trump earned historic support from Latino Americans, who trust him to remove barriers to achieving the American Dream," said Harrison Fields, White House principal deputy press secretary.
64% : "I think what is happening now is that Trump owns the economy.
51% : The surge in support from Hispanic voters that helped power Trump to victory has waned since he took office, with his approval rating among Latinos falling 3 percentage points to 34% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll last week, amid concerns about the economy and the president's hardline approach to immigration.
45% : Trump won 46% of the Hispanic vote in November's election, 14 points higher than in 2020, according to Edison Research exit polls.
40% : "I know there has to be hard times before there's good times," said Gonzales, who is Mexican American and voted for Trump in November.
24% : While Democrat Kamala Harris won a larger share of the Hispanic vote, Trump performed better than any Republican presidential candidate since the 1970s, according to exit poll data compiled by the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.

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