"Salazar released a campaign advertisement Thursday warning Trump that some of his immigration enforcement efforts ''have gone too far'' and arguing that Hispanic voters who helped him win the 2024 election ''feel betrayed.''
Now Mr. Trump promised to deport all the illegal aliens who invaded the country under Biden, and in fact the pace of repatriation has been entirely too slow for many Americans. These Hispanics knew full well what it means to deport somebody. It means, uh, arresting them and kicking them out of the country. What part of that was unclear?
And in fact there is an overwhelming consensus on this issue with eight percent of Americans wanting these lawbreakers kicked out.
What Salazar is doing is trying to triangulate. She doesn't want to be a yes-woman to Trump but she also doesn't want to lose the support of Trump, so she's trashing him by saying his policies are alienating Hispanics, not her. It's the mark of a true coward.
And if they are her constituents, maybe she doesn't belong in Congress? Sounds to me like a lot of them are illegal aliens themselves.
Oh, and in Texas support for mass deportation has grown considerably. And in 2024 - during the election - 53% of Hispanics across America wanted mass deportations. So they knew exactly what they would be getting.