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February 22, 2017
Latinos and the New Trump Administration
Many Latino immigrants share top priorities
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Half of Latinos say history will see the Obama administration positively
Latinos’ views of Trump sharply divided along party lines
Education, terrorism and the economy are top Latino priorities for 2017
Hispanics split in their concern over deportation
Growing share of Hispanics say their group’s situation in the U.S. is worse than a year ago
Latinos divided about their place in America after Trump’s election
Share of Latinos who rate immigration as a top priority by subgroup
Latinos’ top priorities for Trump and Congress vary by political identification
Many Latino immigrants share top priorities
Among Latinos, U.S. born and immigrants agree that education, economy and terrorism should be top priorities for Trump and Congress in 2017
Latinos’ priorities for Trump and Congress in 2017
Hispanic Democrats and Hispanic women most likely to hold negative expectations of Trump as president
Hispanic expectations of Trump less positive than among general public
Views of the Obama administration among Hispanics
Half of Latinos say history will see the Obama administration positively
Among Hispanics, U.S. born are more dissatisfied than immigrants about the country’s direction
Latinos and the nation’s direction
Concerns among Latinos about their place in America extends across many demographic subgroups
About half of Hispanics worry ‘a lot’ or ‘some’ that they or someone close to them could be deported
About half of Hispanics say they worry about deportation
Latino immigrants more likely than U.S.-born Latinos to say community’s situation has grown worse
Half of Latinos see little change in group’s situation in last year, but a growing share says situation is worse
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