Immigration helped Trump get elected in 2024. Now, some Texans say the crackdown has gone too far.

What happened: CBS News reports that two years after Republicans made gains among Latino communities along the southern border, polling shows many Latino voters say the Trump administration's deportations exceed what they expected. Key numbers: Nearly 60% of Latino voters say the administration is deporting more people than they expected. Why it matters: The polling suggests a shift in sentiment among Latino voters, a group that backed Republicans in recent elections, as the immigration crackdown draws criticism in Texas.

Immigration backlash against Trump's crackdown in Texas signals shifting political risk.

Immigration backlash against Trump's crackdown in Texas signals shifting political risk. — impact context not separately stored; see What changed.