Former President Trump’s trip to Miami served a purpose other than his arraignment in federal court. It also cemented his yearslong cultivation of the city's Latino voters.
— a pit stop for presidential candidates for decades, including former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush — where he was greeted by a cheering crowd.
It's worth remembering, as Florida International University political scientist Dario Moreno points out, that Trump did not start with strong support in the country's southernmost big city. Trump’sand his subsequent anti-immigrant rhetoric was seen by many voters as anti-Hispanic. In contrast, Obama, who won the majority of the Cuban American vote in 2012, announced his move to restore diplomatic ties to Cuba from the White House.
Florida International University political science professor Eduardo Gamarra, who is also director of the Latino Public Opinion Forum at the university, said that while Habba may have drawn comparisons with persecution in Cuba and Venezuela, it's Trump who has “undermined the credibility and trust in institutions.”
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