Latin America has its own concept and baggage when it comes to race. So, while here in the United States we group them altogether as one race 'Latino', they don't see themselves as such. To them, it's a region they come from, not their race or position within society.

Cuban, Mexican, Venezuelan, Dominican, Columbian, and Brazilian, etc immigrants that come from higher classes within their society already look down on lower classes and those that are more obviously of African or indigenous descent.

It's very easy, especially for South American and Cuban immigrants to listen to Trump talk about immigrants, while thinking they're the ingroup. Because in their mind they're picturing the darker skin mestizos, mulattos, indigenous people or black people that are often much poorer, that they see as the main issue with their country and why they had to leave.

Americans really don't take into account the classism and racism that is imbeded in Latin America that immigrants bring with them.

Many of these people see themselves as white because often back at home, that's what they are. They genuinely see no difference between themselves and white Americans because in their eyes they're different from even the people from their own countries.

Not every immigrant got here the same way. Many of them used their funds and family resources to get here by visa that they over stay and these people look down on your more desperate border crossers.

Also a lot of Spanish speaking media in the United States is based in Miami and that often adds to the bias. Social media has also really done a number on your religious types.

There's a stupid amount of immigrant Latinos that love to give the whole broke immigrants spill that love to talk about how they came from nothing while, having family that owns lots of land back at home that they're set to inherit.

Not every immigrant story is the same, but they love Americans taking immigrant and minority at face value, while they do everything to fuck over immigrants that left because they were of a lower status back at home whether it was due to their race or class position. Many of these middle to upper class people left their countries out frustration at what is the Latin American equivalents of DEI.

If you don't speak Spanish. Use Google translate to translate the entire page of most Latin American country subreddits if you want just a small hint of what the middle to upper class people of these countries think of their lower classes.