Rep. María Elvira Salazar has spent years building her political identity as a Republican voice for Miami's immigrant communities, a defender of tougher border enforcement and one of Donald Trump's strongest allies among Hispanic voters. But now she is delivering a message that few elected Republicans have been willing to make so directly: the president's immigration strategy may have gone too far.
The unusual part of Salazar's break with Trump is not only the criticism itself. It is how carefully she has framed it.
