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Some Doral Latino voters pull away from Republicans amid ICE raids

Some Latino voters in Doral who once backed President Trump say heavy ICE activity is pushing them away from the Republican Party.

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In Doral, some Latino voters who previously supported President Trump are turning away from the Republican Party, according to a CBS News video report by Cristian Benavides. The shift comes as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been highly active in the area.

The report focuses on the Miami-Dade community, where Latino residents make up a large share of the population and where immigration enforcement has become a daily concern for many families. The video is a short segment, and the source text offers few details beyond its central premise.

The story matters to South Florida readers because Doral’s voters have long been seen as a bellwether in Miami-Dade, and the November elections will test whether the trend holds. The report does not include vote totals or polling figures.

This story is a summary based on reporting by CBS News. Read the original for full details.

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