Mark Hugo Lopez

How are states preparing to hold elections amid these threats from the administration? Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes joins me shortly.

We'll look more deeply at the Latino vote with Pew Research's Mark Hugo Lopez and Brennan en Español fellow Kira Romero-Craft.

Brennan en Español is a resource for the Spanish-speaking and bilingual public, media, and organizations to help dispel misinformation about voting, elections, and other issues relating to our democracy and justice system.

It was founded four years ago by our colleague, Mia Navarro, who recently passed away.

The NBC poll points out that Latino voters have major concerns about high prices and about President Trump's approach to immigration enforcement.

Let's get more on this.

Joining me here are Kira Romero-Craft, a Brennan and Espanol fellow in charge of bringing Brennan's legal expertise and analysis to Spanish language media and Spanish-speaking audiences, and Mark Hugo Lopez, director of race and ethnicity research at Pew Research Center, where he leads the center's research on the racial and ethnic landscape of the United States.

You both heard Secretary Fontes.

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From the Pew Research Center, I spoke with Mark Hugo-Lopez, Director of Race and Ethnicity Research, and Gabriel Pina, Senior Researcher.

Marc, Gabrielle, midterms are often seen as a referendum on the president, voters' first chance to register their opinions on how everything's going.

What do we know about U.S. Latino voters and how they're approaching this midterm? What have they thought about the first two years of the second Trump presidency?