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Trump Continues Lashing Out at Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar

Trump posted more than a dozen Truth Social messages after Salazar aired an ad citing ICE data and criticizing his immigration crackdown.

  • On Saturday, President Donald Trump attacked Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar across Truth Social, sharing over a dozen posts criticizing her recent general election advertisement that broke from his immigration crackdown.
  • Data in the congresswoman's ad showing 50% of Customs Enforcement detainees lacked criminal records prompted the backlash, as she claimed immigration policies went "too far" and Latino voters "feel betrayed."
  • Trump amplified 13 posts calling the congresswoman a "back stabber" and claiming her campaign "stunt" backfired, contrasting sharply with his 2020 endorsement and total GOP primary backing.
  • Despite public criticism, Salazar revealed she had a "fantastic conversation" with the president last Sunday, noting he was "very courteous" and "very receptive" during their talk.
  • Holding a slight lead over Democratic opponent Eliott Rodriguez in Florida's 27th Congressional District, the congresswoman now faces calls from critics to replace her with a new Republican candidate.
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In recent weeks, María Elvira Salazar has become one of the most commented Republican figures in the country. Whether on social media, traditional media and podcasts of any political orientation, Florida’s Republican congresswoman has been at the center of the conversation over the announcement she published criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policy. Since September 17, when Salazar said that some of the president’s immigration con…

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