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You're listening to Code Switch.

I'm Lori Lissaraga.

As we head toward another presidential election, we're seeing a shift in the politics of American Latinos.

Believe you're not, to the far right.

Now, a Latino immigrant being a white supremacist

might sound antithetical, right?

And yet, there are a lot of examples of exactly that. People like Enrici Tarrio, chairman of the proud

boys, and one of the masterminds behind the insurrection on January 6th,

or Maricio Garcia, a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi sympathizer

who shot and killed eight people at a mall in Allen, Texas.

And while these men are extreme violent examples,

their stories do reflect a real shift.

I mean, over the last eight years,

I've watched many of my own family go from

rarely talking about politics

to wearing MAGA hats and attending Trump rallies. And it's Trump supporting Latinos

that some pollsters believe could decide this election. So how did we get here? Mexican Cuban American journalist and

author, Paolo Ramos, believes the answer has been right in front of us all along.

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