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People sometimes use different terms to describe themselves. Have you ever described yourself using each of the following?…The name of the place or country in Latin America or Spain that your family traces their heritage to (for example: Guatemalan, Colombian, Honduran, etc.)

(Thinking about any change(s) you have made in your daily activities or habits because you think you may be asked to prove your U.S. citizenship or immigration status…Have you done each of the following more or less often than you normally would?)…Use public transit

(Thinking about any change(s) you have made in your daily activities or habits because you think you may be asked to prove your U.S. citizenship or immigration status…Have you done each of the following more or less often than you normally would?)…Attend religious services

(Here are a few things that some Hispanics in the United States have experienced. Please indicate whether or not each of the following has happened to you in the past 12 months.)…Been unfairly stopped by law enforcement

(In the past year, have any of the following happened to you?)…Had problems paying for your daily transportation costs

Which statement comes closer to your view, even if neither is exactly right?…Hispanics in the United States share a common culture, Hispanics in the U.S. have many different cultures

(How much do you think what happens to each of the following groups overall affects what happens in your own life?)…Hispanic/Latino/Latinx/Latine immigrants living in the United States legally

(Overall, how does each of the following affect your own ability to get ahead in the United States today?)…Your gender

(Overall, how does each of the following affect your own ability to get ahead in the United States today?)…Your religion

(Here are a few things that some Hispanics in the United States have experienced. Please indicate whether or not each of the following has happened to you in the past 12 months.)…Personally experienced discrimination or been treated unfairly by someone who is also Hispanic