Within the Republican Party, a rare public rupture has emerged over the human cost of America's most aggressive immigration enforcement campaign in modern history. María Elvira Salazar, a first-generation American congresswoman from Florida, has stepped forward to warn that the administration's sweeping deportation drive — one that has ensnared tens of thousands of people with no criminal record — risks alienating the very Hispanic voters who helped return Donald Trump to power. Her dissent is not merely electoral calculation; it is a question about what a nation owes to those who labor within
GOP Rep. Salazar warns Trump advisers are 'compromising his legacy' on immigration
Undocumented immigrants, including those without criminal records, are being detained and deported through aggressive federal enforcement sweeps.
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