Salazar warns Trump on immigration policy's impact on Hispanic voters
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Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla.) warned President Trump in a recent conversation that his administration's immigration enforcement policy has 'gone too far,' according to a campaign ad from last week. During an interview on CBS News’s 'Face the Nation,' Salazar said Trump was 'very receptive' to her concerns about the impact of his policies on Hispanic voters. She described their conversation as 'very courteous' and noted that she told Trump 'exactly' what she believed needed to be addressed. Salazar emphasized the importance of preserving the Hispanic voting bloc, which she described as a 'fortune' for the Republican Party. No further details about the content of the conversation or Trump's response were provided by the sources.
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