The Trump campaign has tried in kind of a fake way to stir the pot with you know

brown folks Latinos Latinos, immigrants,

the coalition of conservative brown people

that he had in 2016, they're still there.

That didn't really grow, but we have seen a small growth in

Latino men going towards you know this messaging and realistically it's a discussion on machismo, misogyny, right?

Like Trump plays into those cultural discussions and like it's a problem.

Leo Murietta came to America when he was just seven days old.

Now he's trying to make life better for other immigrants as director of Make the Road Nevada,

a nonprofit based in Las Vegas that works towards organizing immigrant communities.

It's especially important work ahead of this election.

Latinos make up one and every five registered voters in Nevada, a state that Joe

Biden won by just over 2% in 2020. In fact, Nevada is the only swing state where

Donald Trump did better than he did in 2016.

And he also improved his margins with Latinos across the country.

If that seems baffling to you, considering that Trump ran the most xenophobic campaign

in modern history, you're not alone.

But Latino voters, just like all voters, have views about politics and immigration that are diverse and complicated.

Take, for example, Biden's recent action to limit the number of migrants

who can seek asylum in the U.S. by crossing the southern border. Polls show the move was popular

not only with most voters, but with most Latino voters. Still, most isn't everyone. We've seen some division

within the older immigrant communities, like the undocumented folks who have

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