Former President Donald Trump made an appearance in North Las Vegas to address a group of Latino voters and highlight his economic plans compared to the Biden-Harris administration. Trump expressed gratitude for the support of the Latino community and emphasized his policies that he believes benefit Hispanic families, including lower taxes and regulations for small businesses.
During the roundtable discussion, Trump spoke about his achievements in homeownership and poverty reduction for Hispanic Americans during his presidency. He criticized the Democrats and discussed issues such as drug lords entering the country and human trafficking of Latinos. The event also highlighted support from unions, with some breaking ranks to endorse Harris.
Trump reiterated his campaign talking points, including attacks on his opponents and focusing on immigration issues at the border. Attendees shared their immigrant stories and frustrations with the lack of action from the Democratic Party.
The event is part of both campaigns’ efforts to court Latino voters in Nevada, a key demographic in a swing state. Recent polling shows Harris leading among registered Latino voters, but Trump remains determined to win over this voting bloc. Both candidates have been actively engaging with the Latino community through phone banks, rallies, and town hall events.
Trump concluded the event by urging Nevadans to get out and vote in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of the 2024 election. The roundtable provided a platform for Latino participants to voice their support for Trump and share their American Dream stories. The event showcased the ongoing efforts to mobilize and engage Latino voters in Nevada, highlighting the significance of this demographic in shaping the outcome of the upcoming elections.
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