Harry Enten

I'll give you a baseline, and I'll just say there has been a massive backlash against the president of the United States among Latino voters, because what are we talking about here?

Well, let's just take a look at Trump's net approval rating among Latinos.

You know, you go back a year ago, right at the beginning of his first term,

Wasn't too bad, right?

About five points underwater.

A lot of Republicans would really like that.

But take a look where we are today.

Over a 20-point decline, now down to negative 28 points, Donald Trump's net approval rating among Latinos.

A much larger drop we've seen among Latinos than we have seen among the American electorate overall.

Yeah, okay, so what is causing this, right?

There have been a lot of things in which the American people dislike Donald Trump more than they did a year ago.

But among Latinos, they really, really, really... That's what's driving all this.

Yeah, that is a big, big driver of what's going on here.

Trump's not approving among Latinos on his deportation program.

Look at this, you go back a year ago, according to the CBS News YouGov poll, he was right at even, right?

As many people approved as disapproved.

Again, that's really good numbers for Republican among Latinos.

But look at where we are now, 34 points underwater.

There has been an over 30 point shift away

away from Donald Trump among Latinos on his deportation program.