Trump Brags About Support from ‘Latino Americans For Trump’ Coalition

Donald Trump, former President, announced on Sunday the formation of a coalition called “Latino Americans for Trump,” showcasing elected officials and leaders from various fields as members.

On his “Make American Great Again” website, Trump highlighted the record low unemployment rate during his administration, contrasting it with the challenges faced by Latino Americans in the Biden administration, including higher prices, soaring interest rates, and lower wages.

“Inflation and the failures of Bidenomics will be significant issues for Latinos in 2024, along with high crime rates and housing affordability – areas where Biden has fallen short,” Trump emphasized.

Trump stated, “Latino Americans for Trump is united in its support for President Trump, and our members are committed to spreading his messages of a robust economy, lower prices, a secure border, and strength at home and abroad.”

“In 2020, we received more Hispanic American votes than any Republican in over 50 years, and we captured the Texas border counties that hadn’t been won by a Republican candidate in over a century,” Trump vowed, adding, “In 2024, we aim to secure an even larger portion of the Hispanic American vote, breaking records for Republicans at all levels of government.”

The post also featured endorsements from GOP Senators Marco Rubio of Florida and Ted Cruz of Texas, Arizona state Representative Teresa Martinez, and Carlos Trujillo, former U.S. Ambassador to the Organization of American States.