Donald Trump secured a 46 percent share of the Latino vote in 2024, contributing to his victory. However, recent polling indicates a dramatic decline in support among this demographic. This shift is reportedly fueled by an immigration crackdown, increased ICE raids, and rising living costs, leading some Latino voters to express regret over their past support for Trump. With the 2026 midterm elections approaching, the question arises whether the Democratic party can leverage this discontent. France 24 correspondents Sam Ball and Barbara Gabel investigated this potential political realignment, speaking with Latino voters and local Democratic representatives in Phoenix, Arizona, to assess the situation. The interviews aimed to determine if Democrats can successfully win back the support of this crucial voting bloc in the upcoming elections. The findings could significantly impact the political landscape of Arizona and beyond.