Hispanic Voters Favor Moderate Approach to Immigration Reform - Council on Foreign Relations

Some experts expect heavy Hispanic voter turnout at the polls this year, in part driven by immigration concerns. Already, record numbers of legal Hispanic immigrants have applied for citizenship, many in hopes of participating in this year’s elections. Immigration continues to play a major role in the presidential race. The issue has proven to be a difficult subject for politicians who must navigate between angering Hispanics, the fastest-growing population in the United States, who mostly favor moderate immigration enforcement, and an increasing number of voters who want to stem the tide of illegal immigrants.”*

*From: http://www.cfr.org
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