Josué Campos and his wife went to a fast-food restaurant in North Carolina the day after the presidential election. They say the employees made fun of them, presumably because they are Hispanic.

It smelled of tobacco, rum and coffee in front of Café Versailles, the emblematic restaurant of the Cuban exile community on Calle 8 in Miami, where hundreds decided to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro early Saturday morning.

Change! Univision News traveled through America’s declining industrial belt to find out why Trump won and heard time and again that voters wanted anything but the status quo.

The economic realities today in Elkhart County contradict the view that Trump won the Rust Belt because of the region's poverty and unemployment. Trump supporters there even acknowledge that the economy is growing thanks to Obama's stimulus spending.

The Alabama senator has opposed legal immigration for more than two decades, linking new arrivals to terrorism. During the campaign he was one of the closest advisers to President-elect Trump.