Immigration policy and Cuban American voters
Immigration · First reported 28 Oct, 18:46 · Updated 18:56
Reports describe concern over deportations and immigration enforcement among Cuban Americans and other voters, while noting continued Republican support among many Cuban Americans.
- A Florida International University survey cited in the reports found that 76% of surveyed Cuban Americans disapproved of deportations of Cubans without criminal records; one report said 68% planned to vote Republican.
- The accounts describe people with immigration claims or permissions being detained, including an Angolan asylum applicant in Maine and Cuban immigrants in Florida.
- The reports say immigration enforcement has drawn criticism from some voters and Republican politicians, while administration officials describe it as fulfilling a mandate to remove people in the country illegally.
- Economic concerns rank ahead of Cuba policy in the cited survey of Cuban Americans, while immigration is also a major concern; an ABC News account similarly describes affordability as central to Latino voters’ priorities.
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- FIU survey: disapproval of deportations of Cubans without criminal records
- 76%
- FIU survey: support for resuming immigration-benefit processing
- 87%
- FIU survey: Cuban-American voting priorities
- Economy first, immigration second, Cuba policy third
- FIU survey: registered Cuban-American voters identifying as Republican
- 53%
- FIU survey: Cuban Americans planning to vote Republican
- 68%
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