To your question, I don't know. Would have to research it. I'm sure you're not telling me Hispanics have no cause to be alarmed. If you are, I don't share that opinion, given how often Trump has been "otherizing" the people coming into our country from south of the border. I think the fact that, like other demagogues in history, he is willing to find scapegoats for those people in a society feeling anger and stress in the face of social, demographic, and cultural change, scapegoats upon whom they can then focus their anger and fears, combined with an actual attack aimed at those "others", such as happened in El Paso, is likely to be enough to raise alarm among the targeted groups. Not sure how it could be otherwise.
I have not read as yet the CNN article you posted. Certainly, there is, once again, since it has risen its ugly head repeatedly in Western history, a rise in anti-Semitism. And yes, I would be wary at any very crowded venue at this point, it's probably wise to avoid such venues. But then I don't get out much to crowded places at all, and I am not feeling noticeably scared, or feeling targeted. In fact, I don't feel that way at all. My ancestors were very unwelcomed in this country, but that was a long time ago. I'll read the article, but, if "everyone...is feeling targeted", I guess I'm an exception.
