Donald Trump’s recent immigration proposal, which includes mass deportations and a crackdown on border crossings, has ignited deep divisions in Arizona. Families like the Villalobos, who have firsthand experiences with the immigrant community, express fears over potential family separations. While many Arizona voters prioritize immigration security, opposition remains strong, particularly among Latino groups apprehensive about racial profiling risks associated with Trump’s agenda. Trump’s sweeping plans coincide with a significant increase in support from Latino voters, raising questions about the future political landscape in a state still reeling from the aftermath of the 2020 elections.