President-elect Donald Trump kicked off the week by building his staff around immigration.

Monday morning he announced his chief of staff for policy will be Stephen Miller, an advocate for stricter immigration enforcement. And Sunday night he announced that his former head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, will be back again to oversee border control.

A Minnesota organization focused on Latino Minnesotans, COPAL, helped make 200,000 phone calls ahead of last week’s election to try to get Latino voters to the polls. A big part of the reason for those efforts was fear and concern over the thought of a second Donald Trump presidency. Now they're switching gears to respond to another Trump presidency.

Francisco Segovia is the executive director of COPAL Minnesota. He spoke with MPR News host Nina Moini about what life looked like for some Latino residents of Minnesota during Trump’s last term, and how they’re preparing for the near future.