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President Trump Delivers Hispanic Heritage Month Remarks at the White House, September 30, 2026

September 30, 2026 · The White House · 0:01:31

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What happened

The White House published remarks by President Donald Trump marking Hispanic Heritage Month on September 30, 2026. Trump honored what he called the countless Hispanic American patriots throughout U.S. history, describing them as champions of “faith, family, and our God-given freedoms,” according to his remarks.

Trump said he won the most Hispanic votes of any Republican — and nearly of any candidate — and recounted a call from the governor of Texas telling him he had won every city along the Mexican border, which he said are 85 to 90 percent Hispanic, as stated in his remarks. He described Hispanic Americans as hard-working, smart, and energetic, and said he had “loved you right from the beginning,” according to the broadcast.

Trump also tied the remarks to border policy, saying that when he builds a wall it is “to keep bad people out,” and that Hispanic Americans want those people kept out “more than anybody,” as stated in his remarks.

Why it matters

The remarks are the White House’s Hispanic Heritage Month message, and they make the administration’s electoral case directly: Trump presents his border enforcement agenda and his support among Hispanic voters as two sides of the same record.

Sources: The White House, “HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH AT THE WHITE HOUSE”, 2026-09-30 (official upload, embedded above; published 2026-09-30). Transcript via Supadata (private research store, paraphrased and attributed, not republished). All figures and characterizations as stated by the speakers.