Latinos and Trump's canceled party are on "This is America" ​​(D-4)

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This Friday, we take a look at coveted Latin American voters, a canceled party in Washington, and voters who fear violence.

On a latino air

Everyone is tearing them off.

Four days before the poll, the vote of the 32 million Latin Americans of age to put a ballot in a ballot box is the object of all the covetousness of Republicans and Democrats.

Donald Trump is trying to make people forget his ultra-repressive immigration policy, especially towards illegal children, in new campaign spots aimed at southern states of the United States where many Latinos live.

THANK YOU TAMPA, FLORIDA! Https: //t.co/1gXlNJCdHl

- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 29, 2020

On Joe Biden's side, we are banking on his Catholic faith and also on immigration.

The Democratic candidate announced Thursday that upon coming to power, he would launch a think tank to find the parents of 545 minors still separated from their families due to Donald Trump's immigration policy.

According to the latest polls, Latin Americans would vote mostly and unsurprisingly for Joe Biden.

Three in ten still say they are in favor of Donald Trump.

According to pollsters, many Latino voters would give up voting for lack of information.

Hence their over-solicitation by the two candidates in the home stretch of the campaign and the trips to states where the Latin American population is large: Florida, Nevada, Arizona ... but also Texas and Pennsylvania, and the spots of campaign in Spanish.

Will Latin Americans vote?

And if so, for whom?

You don't come to parties anymore

Cancels and replaces.

Finally, Donald Trump's campaign team said there would be no party at his Washington DC hotel on November 3, without specifying the reasons for the cancellation.

Several possibilities: the accusations of conflicts of interest concerning its hotels, the fact that the city of DC prohibits gatherings of more than 50 people because of the coronavirus, or because Donald Trump's campaign should pay and ... the cash registers are not that full anymore.

Still, the US president will stay in the White House on the evening of November 3, to celebrate or to drown his sorrows, if the results are known sooner than expected.

"Smoking guns"

Big atmosphere in anticipation.

According to a poll relayed by

, 75% of Americans fear violence after November 3 and fear that the handover will not take place peacefully at all, no matter what.

Only one in four Americans say they are "confident" about how the election will go and how the results will be announced.

Many observers fear that in either case, violence will break out.

Not to mention that until now, Donald Trump has been quite evasive about accepting the results of the November 3 ballot.

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