President Trump's Latino support is holding strong in the lead up to the 2020 election.
Thirty percent of Hispanic voters support Trump, and 23% approve strongly, according to a study by Pew Research Center.
Exit polls in 2016 showed about 28% of Latino voters voted for Trump.
"These voters no longer align their cultural identity with immigrants, and immigration as an issue is less important to them," Kristian Ramos, the former spokesman for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, wrote in the Atlantic. "The vitriol the White House directs at immigrants does not move those who support Trump."
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