Trump shared the posts in quick succession on Truth Social, all from other users criticizing the congresswoman. One post he reposted called her "nothing but a back stabber" and claimed "the Latino support hasn't wavered." Another accused her of wanting "amnesty" for people described as having criminal records.
Salazar represents a Florida district and is facing a tough reelection race as Republicans watch their midterm outlook slide. Trump's decision to amplify more than a dozen attacks on a sitting member of his own party signals how personally he took her break with him on immigration, putting her in the position of managing backlash from his online base while she campaigns. The pile-on complicates her path back to Washington and raises the stakes for other Republicans weighing whether to break with Trump on immigration heading into the midterms.
Trump didn't post his own commentary alongside the reposts. He let 14 other people's words do the talking.

