Latino voters react to Donald Trump's Mexico visit
- 8 years ago
Donald Trump's surprise trip to Mexico to meet its president was swiftly condemned by many U.S. Latinos and Mexicans across the border as little more than a publicity stunt that would not wash away how he has spoken about America's southern neighbor and its people.
Morales, whose mother was deported back in the 1970’s and later became a U.S. citizen, believes Donald Trump’s trip to Mexico will work against him.
“The way that we see it is, it’s becoming a political circus.
I think he’s made it very clear on where he stands, and he’s not going to change that.”
"He insulted all of us and now he is trying to make up for it, but it's not going to work at this point," said Yesenia Contreras-Frazier, a paralegal in Washington D.C. who is originally from El Salvador.
Morales, whose mother was deported back in the 1970’s and later became a U.S. citizen, believes Donald Trump’s trip to Mexico will work against him.
“The way that we see it is, it’s becoming a political circus.
I think he’s made it very clear on where he stands, and he’s not going to change that.”
"He insulted all of us and now he is trying to make up for it, but it's not going to work at this point," said Yesenia Contreras-Frazier, a paralegal in Washington D.C. who is originally from El Salvador.