The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, senior pastor of New Season Christian Worship Center in Sacramento, California and president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference told The Christian Post that Latino support for Trump comes from strong beliefs on abortion, freedom of religion and biblical justice.
“We believe that justice comes from the heart of God,” Rodriguez said. “If you love God, you love your neighbor.”
Rodriguez said that in the last four years, the Democratic Party has rapidly changed to promote abortion and laws that put religious liberty in danger.
Rodriguez has worked with both Democrats and Republicans in the past. His mother has always voted Democrat, he said. In 2008, Rodriguez served on President Barack Obama’s White House Task Force on Fatherhood and Healthy Families. He said he remembers Obama telling him abortion is “a personal tragedy.”
But Rodriguez can’t vote Democrat anymore because the party has become pro-abortion, he said. His mother plans to vote for Trump in the 2020 election, too, because Trump’s policy is pro-life.
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