Sheinbaum, 'racism and raids distance Latinos from Trump'

The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, believes that the policies of Donald Trump's administration have alienated Hispanic voters from the Republican Party. According to the leader, racism and anti-migrant operations pushed much of the Latino community to support the Democratic Party in the recent elections last Tuesday.

“Recently there have been analyzes published on who voted for which political party and a lot of the Latino vote, including those of Mexican origin, who had voted for Trump in 2024, no longer voted for the Republican Party, they voted for the Democratic Party,” he said during a press conference.

Responding to reporters' questions, Sheinbaum specified that "it is very probable, I don't have the data, but it is logical to think that something influenced the fact that Latinos with the right to vote in the United States now did so for the Democratic Party, and that it had to do with this racism and at the same time with the raids against people because of the color of their skin and their ethnic origin."