I am not a Catholic and I don't dispute at all that the Catholic church has been supporting and defending illegal immigrants and welcoming legal immigrants. You need to reread what I have stated. Your anti-Catholic obsession is getting in the way of understanding what I said.
No, a third of Hispanic immigrants are not Evangelicals.
Compared to their childhood religious affiliations, Hispanics are significantly less Catholic but are in equal measure becoming more evangelical Protestant and more religiously unaffiliated.
Catholic affiliation has dropped by 16 percentage points (from 69 percent in childhood to 53 percent today). Evangelical Protestant affiliation has increased by six percentage points (from seven percent in childhood to 13 percent today), while the percentage of those claiming no religious affiliation has increased by seven percentage points (from five percent in childhood to 12 percent today).
Switching Sides: Latinos Ditching Catholicism For Evangelical Churches
Latinos make up the largest ethnic minority in the United States — 52 million, according to latest Census stats. The majority — two-thirds — are still traditionally Roman Catholic. But there's been a palpable shift from one generation to the next, with the newer ones being "born again."
Evangelicals now number about 20 percent of the Latino population, according to the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference."
I will amend my statement and say that one-third are Protestant and 20% Evangelicals.
None of your efforts do anything to change the facts, the left depends on their Catholic immigration, and always has. If you were a democrat would you want to end this mass importation of millions of Catholic voters, the immigrants that are literally overtaking America?
The countries sending immigrants to this country are not just Catholic countries. India, China, and Korea are not Catholic countries.
