UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute November 2025 Report - Latinos, Younger Voters, and Moderates Among Republicans Most Likely to Break with Trump II-Era Immigration Politics

A new study co-authored by IGS Co-Director Cristina Mora found that Latinos, young people from 18 to 29 and moderate women in the Republican Party in California are more divided on Trump’s immigration policies. 

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November 17, 2025

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IGS Co-Director Mora co-authors a new UCLA study highlighted in LA Times showing California Republicans are divided on Trump’s immigration enforcement policies, IGS Poll finds

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