New: As Trump seeks reelection, a growing army of immigrant voters stands in his path.
Naturalized citizens cast more than 8% of the ballots in 2018 — double their share since 1996 — helping put Texas, Georgia and Arizona closer in reach for Democrats. latimes.com/politics/story…
Naturalized citizens cast more than 8% of the ballots in 2018 — double their share since 1996 — helping put Texas, Georgia and Arizona closer in reach for Democrats. latimes.com/politics/story…
Naturalized citizens’ voting power has been growing every election cycle, and there are signs Trump’s immigration stances may be *accelerating* that trend, by spurring lawful permanent residents to naturalize so they can vote. latimes.com/politics/story… 
The phenomenon of a naturalized voting backlash to anti-immigrant policies has happened before, in California, where many Latino immigrants naturalized in reaction to Gov. Pete Wilson and Prop. 187: latimes.com/politics/story…
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