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As she courted South Florida voters, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon said Cubans had been a target of the Trump administration’s deportation efforts. Cuban-Americans largely supported Trump in the 2024 presidential election. “Donald Trump is the deporter in chief and we have witnessed him deporting over 13,000 Cubans since he has been in office, his first term and his second term,” Nixon told Jim DeFede, host of CBS News Miami’s “Facing South Florida” Oct. 4. The Trump administration is seeking to deport immigrants, including Cubans, during his second term as he continues to push his mass deportation promise. During Trump’s first term, the government deported about 3,400 Cubans, according to Office of Homeland Security Statistics data. PolitiFact asked the Department of Homeland Security how many Cubans it has deported during Trump’s second term, but it did not say. Neither DHS nor Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s websites report the data. But Human Rights Watch, an international nongovernmental organization that tracks and investigates human rights abuses, provided data that shows Nixon’s figure is close. As of Aug. 5, the U.S. has deported about 8,500 Cubans during Trump’s second term, the group’s senior adviser Brian Root said. That brings the figure close to 12,000, based on the best estimates up to Aug. 5. It’s possible more have been deported since then. The statement is accurate but needs clarification or additional information. We rate it Mostly True. #angienixon #florida #cuban #immigration #trump
As she courted South Florida voters, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon said Cubans had been a target of the Trump administration’s deportation efforts. Cuban-Americans largely supported Trump in the 2024 presidential election. “Donald Trump is the deporter in chief and we have witnessed him deporting over 13,000 Cubans since he has been in office, his first term and his second term,” Nixon told Jim DeFede, host of CBS News Miami’s “Facing South Florida” Oct. 4. The Trump administration is seeking to deport immigrants, including Cubans, during his second term as he continues to push his mass deportation promise. During Trump’s first term, the government deported about 3,400 Cubans, according to Office of Homeland Security Statistics data. PolitiFact asked the Department of Homeland Security how many Cubans it has deported during Trump’s second term, but it did not say. Neither DHS nor Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s websites report the data. But Human Rights Watch, an international nongovernmental organization that tracks and investigates human rights abuses, provided data that shows Nixon’s figure is close. As of Aug. 5, the U.S. has deported about 8,500 Cubans during Trump’s second term, the group’s senior adviser Brian Root said. That brings the figure close to 12,000, based on the best estimates up to Aug. 5. It’s possible more have been deported since then. The statement is accurate but needs clarification or additional information. We rate it Mostly True. #angienixon #florida #cuban #immigration #trump

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