Some Latino Voters in Doral, Florida, Turn Away From Republicans Amid ICE Crackdown
In Doral, Florida, some Latino voters who previously supported President Trump are turning away from the Republican Party amid strong ICE activity, CBS News reported.
DORAL - CBS News reported that in Doral, Florida, some Latino voters who had previously been supportive of President Trump are turning away from the Republican Party amid strong activity from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The account was presented in a CBS News video report on Latino voters in Doral, reported by Cristian Benavides.
CBS News's summary of the report describes the voters as having once backed President Trump and says they are "turning away from the Republican Party." The summary does not state how many voters are described, and it does not name any of them.
The headline CBS News attached to the video refers to a Miami community and describes some Latinos there as hesitant to vote Republican. The summary names Doral, Florida, as the location. The sources do not state how the two places relate.
The summary places the change in political sentiment alongside what it describes as strong ICE activity, and it does not state how the two are connected. It also does not indicate whether a similar shift is visible in other communities, and it provides no polling, voting records, or statements from the Republican Party or from federal officials.
CBS News's summary does not give a time period over which the shift is said to have taken place. The summary identifies Cristian Benavides as the reporter and gives no other names.
This account rests on the title and summary CBS News published for the video, not on the video itself.