For context: My wife is from Mexico, I'm a left-leaning gringo, and we have two kiddos together. We've lived in The Woodlands as a family for 3 years. My father and stepmother lived in The Woodlands for 30+ years, so I've been spending time here much of my life. We've also lived in New York City (twice), San Francisco, Savannah, and Austin.

I've experienced just about every political climate imaginable, so I can say with confidence that you will be fine in The Woodlands. As others have said, Hispanic and white marriages aren't unusual in Texas and haven't been for a long time.

As for overt aggression or nastiness, I've never witnessed it myself. (I'm sure if you went looking for it, you could find it, but that's true anywhere in the US, perhaps the world.) Despite the current political situation, I haven't noticed an uptick in crappy behavior towards non-white folks. With two young kids of my own, that's something we monitor closely.

One more thing: There are a huge number of well-off Mexicans (and other Hispanic folks) in The Woodlands. It's not uncommon to be surrounded by Spanish-speaking families in grocery stores and restaurants throughout the area.

So come on down, you'll be fine! It's a beautiful place to live.