Within the Republican Party's own ranks, a quiet but significant rupture is forming around the issue that has long defined Donald Trump's political identity. Rep. María Elvira Salazar of Miami — a Trump-endorsed incumbent in a safe GOP district — has stepped forward to argue that immigration enforcement, taken too far, risks alienating the very Hispanic voters whose rightward shift helped deliver Trump's 2024 victory. Her challenge is not a call for open borders, but for a politics of balance: one that honors both the rule of law and the dignity of those who have built lives within it. In the