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President Trump Responds to Rep. Salazar’s Betrayal on Immigration

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On Thursday, Florida Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar drew a ton of backlash over her latest campaign ad. In the ad, Rep. Salazar delivers a ‘message’ to President Trump rebuking his immigration policies. She went as far as claiming that “the same Hispanics who helped” President Trump get elected “feel betrayed today.” If you missed...

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The U.S. president issued harsh statements about Republican congressman Maria Elvira Salazar weakening after criticism.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Trump attributes Salazar's electoral triumph to his support, despite his recent criticism of the president's immigration policy.The president reaffirms his strict stance on the border, while Salazar, his ally, expresses disagreement, generating political tension.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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U.S. President Donald Trump stepped aside this Friday, September 18, from the message that Republican Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar spread on Thursday, in which he strongly questioned the president’s immigration policy and stated that he has gone “too far.” “I don’t agree with her,” Trump insisted on a [...] The VIDEO entry Trump rejected Maria Elvira Salazar’s message about his migration policies: “I have a very firm stance” was first pub…

Trump said he maintained his support for Maria Elvira Salazar, but rejected her immigration criticism and said she "won only thanks" to her support, as well as asserting that she has become "softer" with the border.

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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