Latinos in tech prepare for resistance as Trump takes office
- They heard him when he called them criminals, thugs, rapists. They saw the taco-bowl tweet on Cinco de Mayo and listened as he sought to discredit a federal judge of Mexican heritage. And now, with less than a month to
go before Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the United
States, Latino tech workers are waiting to see what he’ll do next. Trump, who built his campaign around promises to erect a wall along
the Mexico border and deport millions of immigrants living in the
country illegally, has forced many in the Bay Area and beyond to take
stock of their priorities and devise a plan for the next four years.
