Hispanics more honest about the border than white Dems

 National Review:

Exclusive: Hispanics More Likely Than White Democrats to Say Border ‘Not Secure’ by Double-Digit Margins

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 Those discrepancies persisted in other questions related to immigration and the border. When asked if they “believe the security situation at the southern border impacts your community positively, negatively, or not at all,” 50 percent of likely voters said the effect was “negative,” 9 percent said it was “positive,” 26 percent said “not at all,” and 15 percent were “unsure.” Twenty percent of white Democrats said the security situation at the southern border had a negative effect on their community, while 13 percent said it was positive, 46 percent said it had no effect, and 21 percent were unsure. But among Hispanics, 47 percent said the lack of border security had a negative effect on their communities, with just 12 percent saying it was positive, 27 percent responding “not at all,” and 15 percent unsure.

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Hispanics are more realistic about the border than white Democrats.  I suspect that is because most of them are closer to the border and see the problem firsthand. 

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