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更新时间：2026年9月20日美国东部时间下午3:46
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9月1日在华盛顿特区美国国会大厦地下室举行众议院共和党会议后，玛丽亚·埃尔维拉·萨拉萨尔众议员接受记者采访。
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共和党众议员玛丽亚·埃尔维拉·萨拉萨尔周日表示，唐纳德·特朗普总统对她的警告“非常接受”，该警告称拉美裔选民在中期选举前对其移民政策感到“被背叛”。
这位佛罗里达州共和党议员在接受哥伦比亚广播公司《面向全国》节目采访时表示，她在周四发布一则竞选广告后与总统进行了“非常愉快的交谈”，广告中她发出了严厉警告：“你们的一些移民执法措施已经走得太远了。”
“他是一位绅士，非常有礼貌，也非常愿意倾听，”萨拉萨尔周日说道，并补充说她告诉特朗普，“你正处于历史上的这个时刻，可以保住你在2024年为共和党带来的黄金机遇。”
一位白宫官员向CNN证实，萨拉萨尔与总统通了电话，但未详细说明谈话内容。
这位代表迈阿密地区的女议员表示，她向特朗普强调，她希望共和党继续掌控华盛顿，以抵御社会主义这一“巨大威胁”。
萨拉萨尔所代表的南佛罗里达州选区拉美裔人口占多数，该选区在2024年的选举中以近15个百分点的优势支持特朗普。最近的民调显示，随着特朗普整体支持率下滑，该选民群体中有一部分人开始背离他。
当被问及她与特朗普政府的移民执法方针存在分歧时，萨拉萨尔告诉哥伦比亚广播公司，这个话题“极具争议性”，并表示“普通美国人”都希望进行某种形式的移民改革。
在她的广告中，萨拉萨尔援引了她称能够证明的数据：7月份被美国移民及海关执法局拘留的人员中，有50%“没有犯罪记录”。
“普通美国人能够区分毒贩和保姆、黑帮分子和园丁之间的区别，”她周日说道。
尽管特朗普此前曾发表过关于驱逐出境的强硬言论，但萨拉萨尔认为特朗普“明白这一点”，因为他拥有建筑和酒店业的从业背景。
“他是一名商人，具备说服两党支持这项法案或任何移民改革方案的政治能力，”她在谈及自己提出的一项两党法案时表示，该法案为部分无犯罪记录的无证移民提供可续期的合法身份期限。
萨拉萨尔重申了她的担忧，即特朗普的部分顾问在移民问题上“正在损害他的政治遗产”，不过她不愿详细说明她所指的具体人员。
“我的职责不是攻击。这里没有任何攻击行为。我只是作为来自南佛罗里达地区的国会议员，向他发出警告并提供建议：他的部分顾问并未全面呈现问题的全貌，”她说道。
特朗普周五明确表示，他不同意萨拉萨尔的观点，他对记者称：“我在边境问题上态度非常强硬，而她并非如此”，并将她的政治成功归功于自己。
“玛丽亚能当选完全是因为我，”他说道，并补充道，“她在边境问题上变得有些温和了。我理解这一点。我理解，但我恰好不赞成这种做法。”
众议院多数党领袖史蒂夫·斯卡利斯周日在美国广播公司节目中表示，“即便在共和党内部，我们在如何实现我们所追求的安全边境，以及如何解决由乔·拜登制造的国内现存问题上也存在分歧。”
斯卡利斯表示，他不同意萨拉萨尔的观点，即那些在过去几届选举中支持特朗普的拉美裔选民感到被背叛。
“我爱玛丽亚，我们也交谈过，”他说道，并解释他们正在努力解决的问题是“如何重新在美国建立法律与秩序意识，回归法治——顺便说一句，大多数拉美裔选民在2024年大选时就期待并投票支持了这一点。”
GOP Rep. Salazar says she spoke with Trump and he is ‘very receptive’ to her warning about Hispanic voters
2026-09-20T19:46:04.960Z / CNN
By Alison Main
Updated 16 min ago
Updated Sep 20, 2026, 3:46 PM ET
PUBLISHED Sep 20, 2026, 3:46 PM ET
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar talks to reporters following a House Republican conference in the basement of the US Capitol on September 1 in Washington, DC.
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GOP Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar Sunday said that President Donald Trump was “very receptive” to her warning that Hispanic voters feel “betrayed” by his immigration agenda ahead of the midterm elections.
The Florida Republican told CBS’ “Face The Nation” that she had a “very good conversation” with the president after releasing a campaign ad Thursday featuring her dire message that “some of your immigration enforcement efforts have gone too far.”
“He was a gentleman, very courteous, very receptive,” Salazar said Sunday, adding that she told Trump, “You have this moment in history where you can keep the pot of gold that you brought to the GOP in 2024.”
A White House official confirmed to CNN that Salazar and the president spoke by phone but didn’t elaborate on the conversation.
The Miami-area congresswoman said she emphasized to Trump her desire to maintain Republican power in Washington in order to stave off the “very big threat” of socialism.
Salazar represents a majority Hispanic district in South Florida that voted for Trump by nearly 15 points in 2024. Recent polls have shown a portion of that voting demographic straying from the president as his overall approval rating sinks.
Pressed on her break from the Trump administration’s approach to immigration enforcement, Salazar told CBS that the topic “very toxic” and said the “average American” wants some kind of immigration reform.
In her ad, Salazar highlights statistics she said show that 50% of the people detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in July “had no criminal record.”
“The average American understands the difference between the narco and the nanny and the gangster and the gardener,” she said Sunday.
Despite the president’s previous aggressive rhetoric about deportation, Salazar argued Trump “gets it” because of his background in construction and hospitality.
“He’s a businessman, and he has the political ability to convince both parties to vote for this legislation or any immigration reform,” she said, referring to a bipartisan bill she has introduced that provides some undocumented immigrants without criminal records a renewable period of legal status.
Salazar reiterated her concern that some of Trump’s advisers are “compromising his legacy” on the issue of immigration, though she wouldn’t elaborate on who she was talking about.
“It’s my duty not to attack. There are no attacks here. They’re just for warning him and advising him as a member of Congress from the South Florida area that some of his advisers are just not presenting the whole picture,” she said.
Trump made clear Friday that he disagreed with Salazar’s message, telling reporters, “I’m very strong on the borders, and she isn’t” and taking credit for her political success.
“Maria won only because of me,” he said, adding “she got a little bit soft on the border. I understand that. I understand that, but I just don’t happen to be there.”
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said Sunday on ABC, that “even amongst Republicans, we have disagreements on how to actually get to the secure border that we have and how to handle the interior problems that we still have, that were created by Joe Biden.”
Scalise said he did not agree with Salazar that Hispanic voters who gravitated to Trump in past elections feel betrayed.
“I love Maria, and we’ve talked,” he said, explaining the issue they’re grappling with is “how do you then reestablish a sense of law and order in America and get back to the rule of law, which, by the way, most Hispanics wanted and voted for in 2024.”
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