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Abuse of Power Watch @abuseofpowerwatch.bsky.social · 06/10/2025
📍 𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋: The massive expansion of immigration enforcement — with tens of billions of new funding, tens of thousands of newly recruited agents, and unrealistic arrest targets — has led to systemic violations of U.S. citizens’ Constitutional rights. #AbuseofPowerWatch
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How federal agents are terrorizing American citizens
Last week, hundreds of heavily armed federal agents descended on an apartment complex in Chicago, arriving in Black Hawk helicopters and moving trucks.
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 09/09/2025
Follow @abuseofpowerwatch.bsky.social to see how this administration is testing/pushing the limits of its authority to intimidate, starting with immigrants and non-white Americans
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 05/03/2025
Trudeau responds to US tariffs youtu.be/83f47jIS_D8?... via @YouTube This will be the new operating phrase - "Make that make sense"
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Douglas Rivlin @douglasrivlin.bsky.social · 04/02/2025
"If every American looking for a job found one today, we would still have 1.7 million unfilled jobs..." Yet, they are deporting working men & women and stripping people of legal work permits. We have very tight labor markets already (thanks to President Biden!!) www.linkedin.com/posts/rebecc...
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Rebecca Shi on LinkedIn: Let this sink in: If *every single* American looking for work today found…
Let this sink in: If *every single* American looking for work today found a job, we would still have 1.7 million jobs open. Immigrant workers make up nearly…
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Douglas Rivlin @douglasrivlin.bsky.social · 25/11/2024
A lot of misleading takes on CBS poll that shows 57% favor deporting "all immigrants living in the U.S. illegally". Don't believe the hype. When people hear who specifically gets deported, support quickly goes from net positive to net negative. See, for example: www.vox.com/2024-electio...
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Polls say voters back “mass deportation.” That’s misleading.
Americans’ opinions on immigration are more complicated than any one question can capture.
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
For a quick, interactive look at #Hispanic voter results, see: unidosus.org/hispanicvote...
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2024 Poll of the Latino Electorate
We asked Latino voters about what matters to them most. See what they said this past election cycle and all the way back to 2006. Look at national data as well as responses from states with high Hispa...
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
Elected officials on both sides of the aisle would be wise to govern with those elements in mind, and to keep or grow Hispanic support in future elections. For multi-racial/ethnic results of the American Electorate Voter poll see 2024electionpoll.us
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2024 American Electorate Voter Poll
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
For Democrats, who have done more that directly benefits the American working class, a real look at repeated strategic missteps leading to party erosion there (FYI, Latino working class still landed on Harris). What groups are they focusing on, and how late in the game if at all?
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
For Republicans, the message is that many of the policies in their platform are opposed by a majority of American voters, including Latino supermajorities.
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
But there is dissonance between candidate choice and policy positions, with much greater support for policies supported by Democrats than for Democratic candidates. This is an area of strategic reflection for both parties.
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
A majority of #Hispanic voters supported Harris — including men — and a supermajority reject mass deportations and abortion restrictions. The mainstream exit polls got Hispanic candidate support wrong, and that is a recurring sampling issue.
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
The most potent driver in the election was economic discontent, expressed in President-elect Donald Trump’s gains with most demographics. If there is a mandate, it’s on that: raise wages and bring down food, housing and health care costs.
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cmartinezdc.bsky.social @cmartinezdc.bsky.social · 13/11/2024
Clarissa Martinez @CMartinezDC Interested in how/why Hispanics voted? Get recording of our briefing, slide deck and crosstabs of our poll of 3,740 Hispanic voters here: Hispanic Voters Back Harris over Trump by a 62%-37% Margin; Cite Economic Concerns as Top Priorities unidosus.org/press-releas...
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Hispanic Voters Back Harris over Trump by a 62%-37% Margin; Cite Economic Concerns as Top Priorities
Economy was the potent driver; Latino supermajorities on various policy positions not aligned with Trump platform.  WASHINGTON, DC – Latino organizations
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