Las Vegas (ap)-2012 years before the presidential election year, Hispanic voters are faced with choice. They can continue to support President Obama despite recession hurt by proportion or closing time, many republican presidential candidate republican to take a tough immigration.
Obama began to western countries travel for a period of three days of travel and stop Monday in Las Vegas, where he will unite in congress to support his work on the agenda. Nevada has the highest unemployment rate, increase of 13.4%.
Coming here as a republican candidate to of immigration more harsh tones.
Businessman Herman Cain suggested recently along the U.S. border with Mexico to kill electricity fence illegal immigrants, he later called a joke, this sentence apologize. Minnesota Congressman michel Bach ord questions "anchor babies," or born in the United States illegally the children of immigrants, one of its term, some people think that is offend.
Texas governor perry has signed a law criticized opponents, allowing some illegal immigrants in the country's university tuition fees. Former Massachusetts governor mitt romney said, perry watch created work, most illegal immigrants. Perry attacked republican debate in Las Vegas last week during the lawn care company rent, employing illegal immigrants into the romney.
Obama win the 2008 67% of Hispanic voters, but many voters in the past three years, has become disillusioned. Hispanic unemployment at 11%, many Latin americans lose their homes. Other criticism of the Obama presidency and lack of a comprehensive immigration plan under the progress of the number of people out.
"I would like to support him, but I think he continue his words to a commitment of all, say:" marcos mata, 17, high school students will vote for the first time next year in Las Vegas. "Not only is immigration, but I don't know if I see any improvement, the employment. Behavior, this is a good idea, but he should do, a long time ago."
Obama recently Gallup's vote shows that, with 49% of Hispanic job satisfaction, than in 2011 at the beginning of the year to about 60%. Hispanic voters can prove key, next year, especially in the rapid growth and controversial countries, such as Florida, new Mexico, Nevada and Colorado.
Obama has table shows, his work agenda, will help in the construction industry and in Latin America offering tax breaks for small businesses. Immigration, he targeted criminal violence deportation, and urged congress to create a way for illegal immigrants nationality.
Obama is also seeking to support legislation, college students and children bring nation's troops members provides a solution, legal status.
Republicans in the sense of open and roping in Hispanic voters, through the Spanish radio and TV ads, criticizing Obama handling the economy.
Last summer called "Despertarse crossroads GPS tied strategist Karl rove, republican political organization, run the five countries Spanish advertisement," or "sensei," portrayed the wrestle since her early in the morning of a young mother, worry about economic and her children.
President bush is in 2004 44% of Hispanic voters support, but this level for 2008 years the republican nominee, Arizona senator John McCain to slide. The party's officials, promote the prominent Hispanic republicans, including Florida republican senator mark LuBiAo Marco, new Mexico governor susanna martinez, state and Nevada governor Brian SangDuoWaEr success, but others worry about the harsh sound to the immigration could damage their efforts.
"The ultimate problem will latino community economic question is whether such serious, they are by republican anti-immigration positioning of the key," Adam Mendelssohn said, a republican strategist and former adviser, former government affairs. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California.
SenJing Mendel against that, if he made during the main focus of immigration, romney might damage his election prospects. "If the traditional wisdom, romney win the nomination, because he beat perry, it will alienate migrants of Hispanic narrative."
Jose mohamed, ricardo, republican voters are closely watching. El, she said, his Las Vegas real estate enterprise already and the housing market moved. His neighbors and clients are mostly about the economy more than immigrants, but he has found the republican debate the tone of the attack, including about illegal immigrants to steal the opinions of the employment.
"This is just ignorance," mohamed, she said. He said: "the republicans needed to make it easier for people here to talk about."
Democrats say, in the republican debate immigration rhetoric against immigration law according to the tough republican governor Pete Wilson during the 1990 s in California have a similar effect. Democratic presidential candidate has not lost since 1988, California.
Obama's campaign is positively wined over latino voters.
In fort Collins, Colorado, on Saturday, there are about a dozen volunteers go door to door voter registration and hand out brochures. "If we get 15000 to 20000 votes, that there will be very different," said Joe, shimon peres, 67 years old, the Colorado Gerry,
Turnout will be key. Many Hispanic Democrats say, republican of immigration debate has closed down latino voters, but worry about economic weakness may be more difficult, to encourage Hispanic support Obama.
"Building of excitement and enthusiasm to vote, and this is what we want things, should make it clear what to do," said maria Durazo Lena Evans, the Los Angeles county federation of labor secretary general treasurer. "They just feel down. Economy is terrible, so the challenges we face is still to make them to vote, and I think we can do this."




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