Alfredo Corchado
Executive Editor Correspondent at Puente News Collaborative
Author of HOMELANDS, Midnight in Mexico/ Executive Editor-Correspondent, PUENTE News Collaborative, 2009 Nieman. @ajcorchado on Instagram, Threads
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Alfredo Corchado
EAGLE PASS — President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs, attacks on social programs and crackdown on illegal immigration have unsettled some residents along the Texas-Mexico border, a region that overwhelmingly supported his re-election. Historically Democratic and overwhelmingly Hispanic, border voters flipped in favor of Trump in November, with 12 of Texas' 14 border counties going to the GOP, up from five in 2016.
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1 week ago |
statesman.com | Alfredo Corchado
EAGLE PASS — President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs, attacks on social programs and crackdown on illegal immigration have unsettled some residents along the Texas-Mexico border, a region that overwhelmingly supported his re-election. Historically Democratic and overwhelmingly Hispanic, border voters flipped in favor of Trump in November, with 12 of Texas' 14 border counties going to the GOP, up from five in 2016.
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1 week ago |
expressnews.com | Alfredo Corchado
EAGLE PASS - President Donald Trump's threatened tariffs, attacks on social programs and crackdown on illegal immigration have unsettled some residents along the Texas-Mexico border, a region that overwhelmingly supported his re-election. Historically Democratic and overwhelmingly Hispanic, border voters flipped in favor of Trump in November, with 12 of Texas' 14 border counties going to the GOP, up from five in 2016.
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1 week ago |
kvia.com | Alfredo Corchado
KTEP | By Alfredo CorchadoPublished April 28, 2025 at 4:03 PM CDTEAGLE PASS – President Trump's threatened tariffs, attacks on social programs and draconian immigration policies have unsettled many along the Texas-Mexico border, a region that jolted national voters in decidedly supporting his election. Traditionally Democratic and overwhelmingly Latino, border communities favored Trump in last November's election, giving him 12 of the Texas borderlands' 14 counties, up from just five in 2016.
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2 weeks ago |
elpasoinc.com | Alfredo Corchado
EAGLE PASS – President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs, attacks on social programs and crackdown on illegal immigration have unsettled some residents along the Texas-Mexico border – a region that overwhelmingly supported his reelection. Historically Democratic and overwhelmingly Hispanic, border voters flipped in favor of Trump in November, with 12 of Texas’ 14 border counties going to the GOP, up from five in 2016. As Trump’s second term hits the 100-day mark, that support is sinking.
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