Trump Faces Tough Questions at Univision Town Hall

During a Univision town hall in Florida, former President Donald Trump faced tough questions from Latino voters, particularly about his handling of immigration and the January 6 Capitol attack. Cuban-American Ramiro González challenged Trump, expressing concerns over his actions during the Capitol riots and the COVID-19 pandemic. Trump attempted to reassure the audience by touting economic achievements and job creation, notably at his Doral golf course, while sidestepping direct answers on the implications of mass deportations on labor-intensive industries. When pressed about the impact of his immigration policies, Trump diverted attention to crime statistics related to undocumented immigrants, making controversial claims about their backgrounds. He also defended his past comments regarding Haitian migrants, suggesting he was merely repeating what had been reported. Overall, Trump's approach aimed to court the Latino vote amidst ongoing scrutiny of his immigration policies and divisive rhetoric.