In Texas, a Battle for Hispanic voters moves to the cities

SAN ANTONIO -- In the two years since Donald Trump drew far more votes than most Republicans ever had in South Texas, attention around the country has focused on Hispanic voters in the unique region along the border, where large-scale immigration has challenged many lower-income and often culturally conservative communities.

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