Faculty Advisor
Condella, Craig
Abstract
Politicians do not directly express vitriolic words and beliefs; instead, they test the boundaries of what is accepted and slowly push the line until the hate becomes increasingly normalized. The United States government has similar goals in mind when pushing anti-immigration propaganda. The aim is to normalize harmful stereotypes and ideas of what immigrants are, to sway people into supporting their policies. The current immigrant population that is being heavily targeted is Latin immigrants. This paper aims to analyze how harmful the 2024 presidential administrations' language surrounding Latin immigrants is through discourse analysis.
Recommended Citation
Smith-Rasmussen, G, "Vitriol For the Masses: How the U.S. Government Uses Language Within Propaganda to Influence Citizens’ Opinions on Immigrants" (2025). CEG 450 Cultural, Environmental, and Global Studies Capstone. 1.
https://digitalcommons.salve.edu/ceg450/1
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