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Complicated than we have time to get into. but there's no way to predict whether they will fall within those guidelines. so house democrats could be giving their approval to a bill they'll eventually have to change. moderates might be voting for immigration policy that could be stripped out of the bill. there's no guarantees here. a lot of complicated dynamics. by the way, medicare expansion, a massive, massive policy. still unsolved. so let's put it this way, quite simply. all of the big policies across the board are not decided on. so to say that they're close to an agreement is not exactly ...

D.a. that is more interested in prosecutor cops more than criminals and then in harris county, the cop that was killed. this is not resonating politically with american people back home, they want law and order. i find in the border, the border counties in my state, the hispanic population, they want security and law and order, they are taking a hard look at the republican party right now, because they don't like what they are seeing with kamala harris. and socialist movement. but more importantly, public safety disain danger, you were in congress, when i authorized department of homeland secu...

Hispanic population and the fact they won hispanics by a nearly 2 two to one margin. we are in atlanta talking about turning out the hispanic vote, and we also have -- jose with us. morgan, let me start with you. that's the point where you've been trying to make. this is not a voting block. these are voting blocks and this is looking -- the hispanic vote is looking more like a tapestry. >> reporter: that's right. and, in fact, chuck, let me give you the big picture. we're talking about the state of georgia where the latino population grew by 32%, and that was just since the last census. the gr...

According to the 2020 Census, Latinos make up nearly 13% of Idaho's population. That's a 1.5% increase compared to 2020.

The 2020 census found North Dakota to have the fastest-growing Hispanic population in the country. The Hispanic community grew around 148% from 2010 to 2020.