Majority of Cubans, Cuban Americans in South Florida disapprove of deportations: Poll

The Hill reports on a Miami Herald poll showing 68 percent of Cubans and Cuban Americans in South Florida disapprove of the Trump administration's deportation policies targeting undocumented Cuban nationals. The article is sourced from a named reporter at a major national outlet and references a specific poll with concrete percentages, though the description cuts off before revealing full methodological details or the complete scope of disapproval categories. Independent search results from the Miami Herald and other South Florida outlets corroborate this poll's existence and add important nuance: while majorities disapprove of deportation policy specifically, the same Cuban American population retains relatively stronger GOP support compared to other Latino voters nationally, and shows support for military intervention against Cuba and restrictions on asylum/naturalization—suggesting disagreement is selective rather than wholesale. Watch for how these granular policy splits shape South Florida electoral dynamics in coming months, particularly whether Cuban American voters weight individual policy objections differently than broader partisan affiliation.