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17.5 million Latinos are eligible to vote in the November election.

The Republican candidate made the comment via telephone call in a "Black Americans for Trump" event at an Atlanta barbershop

Three quarters of GOP sympathizers say they'll watch the event, compared to 60% of Democrats

Nearly half of Hispanic adults (46%) are dissatisfied with Biden as the nominee and a similar share are dissatisfied with Trump (49%)

The two presidents have some core beliefs in common. Both were adamant on pulling US troops out of Afghanistan, seeing America's longest war as not worth the cost to American blood and treasure.

The email was sent out to promote coffee mugs featuring Trump's mug shot

Mitch Landrieu did acknowledge that "the border is in trouble, and it has been for the past 20 or 30 years"

The former president is now eight percentage points behind the incumbent

The comments were while talking about cracking down on immigration during a speech. White confirmed Trump said that to him but that it was a "joke"

Over four in ten expressed that view, according to The Economist/YouGov

Officials within Trump's campaign had hoped that Tim Scott could attract Black voters.

His campaign's press secretary said the program would have an "aggressive vetting process" and would exclude "radical Islamists, Hamas supporters, America haters," among others

Trump seems to be actively working on attracting young voters of color by involving both famous names and local artists, intending to reach out to non-Republican communities.

The study, by Equis, show that Democrats no longer hold an advantage among Latino voters in handling this issue.

Bryan Lanza went on CNN to express doubt that Biden's effort will help him stem losses of Hispanic voters

The incumbent leads the former president 50%-48% in a two-way race and 43%-42% in a five-way race

Goldman Sachs told that to their clients in a note.

The Republicans argue that the policy could result in an influx of new Democratic voters before November.

"The people coming across the border, they're inflicting tremendous harm to our Black population and to our Hispanic population," he said

These proposals are being litigated as Biden's Department of Justice challenges them in the courts

A recent fact check report by The New York Times shows both candidates relying on inflated or outright false statements when talking about immigration

The young Latino vote will be key in this election cycle

The event comes just days after the rebranding of his campaign outreach to the demographic, titled "Latino Americans for Trump"

The difference grows from six to eight percentage points in that scenario, with the third party candidate taking 11% of the support

In a joint effort with WLRN, the fact checking site went deep into several sources to determine the veracity of the statement

The former president, who is running to unseat Joe Biden in November, will have separate closed-door sessions with House members at a private club near the US Capitol and with senators at their campaign headquarters nearby, and address dozens of CEOs.

The figure is higher when it comes to Biden: almost two third of registered voters have that view

A new AP-NORC poll showed that overall views of Trump and Biden are mostly unchanged, but found some weaknesses among some demographics

More than 9% of American citizens of voting age don't have proof of citizenship readily available, 11% of among Americans of color

Donald Trump once bragged about his role in overturning Roe v. Wade. Now, amid increased division on the topic, he doesn't even mention "abortion."