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Democrats represent 7 of the 10 most Latinx congressional districts.

The average Latinx population in a Democratic district is 23% compared to 12% in a Republican district. Six of the top ten most Latinx congressional districts border Mexico.  

3 of the 10 Republicans who represent the most Latinx congressional districts voted in favor of SAFA.

Representatives Pearce (R-NM-2), Nunes (R-CA-22), and Cook (R-CA-8) all voted in favor of Thursday's immigration bill. Rep. Pearce is the only member of the House with a majority Latinx district to vote in favor of SAFA.

Republicans who voted nay on the Securing America's Future Act represent twice as many Latinx constituents as Republicans who voted yea.

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Democrats represent 7 of the 10 most Latinx congressional districts.

The average Latinx population in a Democratic district is 23% compared to 12% in a Republican district. Six of the top ten most Latinx congressional districts border Mexico.  

3 of the 10 Republicans who represent the most Latinx congressional districts voted in favor of SAFA.

Representatives Pearce (R-NM-2), Nunes (R-CA-22), and Cook (R-CA-8) all voted in favor of Thursday's immigration bill. Rep. Pearce is the only member of the House with a majority Latinx district to vote in favor of SAFA.

Republicans who voted nay on the Securing America's Future Act represent twice as many Latinx constituents as Republicans who voted yea.

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Democrats represent 7 of the 10 most Latinx congressional districts.

The average Latinx population in a Democratic district is 23% compared to 12% in a Republican district. Six of the top ten most Latinx congressional districts border Mexico.  

3 of the 10 Republicans who represent the most Latinx congressional districts voted in favor of SAFA.

Representatives Pearce (R-NM-2), Nunes (R-CA-22), and Cook (R-CA-8) all voted in favor of Thursday's immigration bill. Rep. Pearce is the only member of the House with a majority Latinx district to vote in favor of SAFA.

Republicans who voted nay on the Securing America's Future Act represent twice as many Latinx constituents as Republicans who voted yea.

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