Salazar tells Trump on Hispanic voters: "Preserve that fortune"
Summary
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar of Florida urged President Donald Trump to maintain his support among Hispanic voters, which was key to his 2024 election win. She criticized his immigration policies for being too strict and warned that some advisors might be hurting his success with these voters.Key Facts
- Salazar spoke to President Trump after releasing a campaign ad criticizing his immigration enforcement.
- She said Trump won 55% of Hispanic votes in 2024, which was historic for a GOP candidate.
- Salazar described immigration as a complex issue and differentiated between various immigrant groups.
- She said Trump's advisers might not be giving him the full picture on immigration policy.
- Salazar is a Cuban American and represents a Miami district with a large Hispanic population.
- She is running for reelection in November against Democrat Eliott Rodriguez.
- Salazar emphasized the need to keep Hispanic voters supportive to continue winning elections.
- She praised Trump for understanding business and immigration complexities better than others.
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