El Paso’s Hispanic Trump supporters ponder life after shooting

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EL PASO, Texas — Stephanie Cordero took a day off from her job with an investment firm on Wednesday, just like thousands more Latinos in the border city of El Paso.

But unlike them, she was not part of the protests at President Trump’s visit to a community shattered by a mass shooting; she was trying to nurse her two children, aged six and eight, through the terrifying experience of knowing a family friend who was caught up in the violence.

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