Hispanic Views on Abortion Drive Interest in SCOTUS Debate

Hispanic Views on Abortion Drive Interest in SCOTUS Debate
PRRI data from 2018 shows that Hispanic Americans are slightly more opposed (48%) to abortion legality than supportive (45%) of it. A majority of Americans (54%) believe that abortion should be legal in most or all cases. According to NBC News, division on this issue could indicate the Hispanic community will be more interested in the debate over when to replace the late Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court. “Even though there are Latino and immigrant voters that don’t always understand the role of the Supreme Court, they do understand there is impact in their life. I think the DACA movement educated a lot of people on the process of the Supreme Court,” says Grecia Lima, national political director for Community Change Action.