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> The Latino voting bloc, growing every day, votes against immigration reduction (or even enforcement, via sanctuary cities) out of ethnic solidarity. This is
by Georgelemental 4y ago
> The Latino voting bloc, growing every day, votes against immigration reduction (or even enforcement, via sanctuary cities) out of ethnic solidarity.
This is not universally true. While many Latinos do indeed vote this way, others resent having to compete for jobs and social services with more recent arrivals. Geography and background play a major role
- davidf18 4y ago[dead]
- notch898a 4y agoI've lived in Latino dominated neighborhoods for years. At least the ones I've lived in they almost out-white the modern day progressive whites. They like god, guns, the bible, and conservative family values. I expect more "traditional" values to be preserved from the latinos I am surrounded by than I would in most white dominated places. Overall I have very little concerns the latinos around me are going to do much moving and shaking against the status quo.