CNN’s Ed Lavandera talks with Latino voters about the issues that pushed them to vote for Donald Trump for US president over Kamala Harris.

After one of his final rallies, at which a comedian described Puerto Rico as “a floating island of garbage,” many people, myself included, thought Latinos would decisively turn against him. We were wrong.

A big swing toward Trump among Latino voters, particularly men, helped him win the presidency. Jeff Green breaks down what we know (Source: Bloomberg)

Reports of a Latino Democratic exodus may be slightly exaggerated. Anxiety was high after exit polls showed that 46 percent of Latinos, and 55 percent of Latino men, voted for Donald Trump. While it is a significant blow—Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton won Latinos at 65 and 66 percent respectively—a more detailed breakdown by heritage offered some pushback to the generalized narrative.

Paola Ramos and Mari Urbina join The Weekend to unpack why Latino voters cast their ballots for Donald Trump in record numbers, and how Trump’s anti-immigrant policies could impact the Latino community.