Former President Donald Trump participated in a Univision town hall aimed at appealing to undecided Latino voters, addressing topics such as immigration, the January 6 attack, and his administration's record. While Trump avoided specific details on some issues, he emphasized his success in office, particularly regarding the economy and foreign policy, and maintained a softer rhetoric on immigration compared to his past statements. Despite this measured tone, he reiterated the need for immigrants to enter the U.S. legally. The town hall is part of Trump's effort to win over Hispanic voters, a crucial demographic in swing states like Arizona and Nevada, ahead of the upcoming elections. Trump’s appearance followed Vice President Kamala Harris's similar engagement with Latino voters, highlighting the strategic importance both candidates place on this voting bloc. While Trump downplayed the Capitol riot, he did not fully address concerns about his actions during the pandemic and the January 6 events.