Overview
- The Oct. 9–13 AP-NORC survey finds just 25% of Hispanic adults view Trump favorably, with job approval at 27% and 73% disapproval.
- Affordability pressures dominate concerns, with 65% stressed about groceries, 61% about housing, and 52% about health care.
- The downturn comes as the administration increases immigration raids and deploys masked federal agents in some sanctuary cities.
- A recent Supreme Court order lifted limits on certain Los Angeles-area immigration stops based on speaking Spanish or working in specific professions.
- The results contrast with Hispanics’ 2024 shift toward Trump, prompting GOP worries about a growing electorate, with a ±6.9-point margin of error for Hispanic respondents.