Rep. Maria Salazar broke publicly with President Trump over his immigration agenda, warning in a bilingual ad that it had gone too far and could hurt Republicans with Hispanic voters. Her stance drew criticism from Trump’s administration and Democratic challenger Eliott Rodriguez.
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ALSO MENTIONED Alez Rizo, Florida state representative and candidate for Senate District 39; Blaise Ingoglia, Florida chief financial officer scheduled to attend a Broward GOP dinner; Bryan Ávila, State representative whose Senate seat is described as vacant; Daniel Perez, Former Florida House speaker and current ambassador to Brazil; David Jolly, Democratic candidate for Florida governor and Donalds’s opponent; Eileen Higgins, Democrat who won the City of Miami race in 2025; Gabrielle Giffords, Former representative and founder of the gun-safety organization GIFFORDS; Ileana Garcia, Florida state senator advocating protections for some longtime undocumented immigrants; James Uthmeier, Florida attorney general seeking to retain his position and criticized over the former detention center; José Javier Rodríguez, Democratic nominee for Florida attorney general calling for an investigation of the former detention center; Kiyan Michael, Florida state representative mentioned in the newsletter’s birthday list; Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff whose immigration-policy influence Garcia criticized; Wilton Simpson, Florida agriculture commissioner scheduled to attend a Broward GOP dinner
Florida representative who wrote about AI policy and competition with China
ALSO MENTIONED Alez Rizo, Florida state representative and candidate for Senate District 39; Blaise Ingoglia, Florida chief financial officer scheduled to attend a Broward GOP dinner; Bryan Ávila, State representative whose Senate seat is described as vacant; Daniel Perez, Former Florida House speaker and current ambassador to Brazil; David Jolly, Democratic candidate for Florida governor and Donalds’s opponent; Eileen Higgins, Democrat who won the City of Miami race in 2025; Gabrielle Giffords, Former representative and founder of the gun-safety organization GIFFORDS; Ileana Garcia, Florida state senator advocating protections for some longtime undocumented immigrants; James Uthmeier, Florida attorney general seeking to retain his position and criticized over the former detention center; José Javier Rodríguez, Democratic nominee for Florida attorney general calling for an investigation of the former detention center; Kiyan Michael, Florida state representative mentioned in the newsletter’s birthday list; Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff whose immigration-policy influence Garcia criticized; Wilton Simpson, Florida agriculture commissioner scheduled to attend a Broward GOP dinner
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