Trump’s bounce among Hispanics can benefit him in the midterm elections 

It has recently been a bad stretch for President Donald Trump, perhaps the worst of his second term. But recent polls showing a bump in support from Hispanic voters might offer a path forward.

The latest Emerson College survey has Trump’s approval rate surging among Hispanic voters. Emerson found that 43.3% of Hispanics approved of the president’s performance, up 15 points from last month. Results from the latest New York Times/Siena poll show a similar movement, with Trump’s standing among Hispanics rising by 13 points since December.

One explanation is that Hispanics enthusiastically support the Trump administration’s recent capture of Venezuela’s tyrant, Nicolas Maduro. A new Morning Consult poll found that 66% of Hispanics supported the move, the highest level of approval of any racial group.