El Paso shooting sparks fear among city's Latino majority

Clip: 08/07/2019 | 5m 29s | Video has closed captioning.

How was President Trump received by the grieving city of El Paso, where a gunman killed at least 22 people Saturday? William Brangham talks to immigration attorney Iliana Holguin, chairwoman of El Paso County's Democratic Party, about how Latinos there now fear everyday activities and why Holguin, who believes Trump’s rhetoric is partly to blame for the tragedy, asked him not to visit.

Aired: 08/07/19

Rating: NR

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El Paso shooting sparks fear among city's Latino majority

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