The president may offer Venezuelans protections, in a move that could help win over Hispanic voters in Florida ahead of the 2020 election
in Florida, where the campaign and the Republican National Committee already have 18 staffers and thousands of volunteers.
“There’s obviously a significant Venezuelan population and the president’s strong positions against those dictatorships in Cuba and Venezuela resonate tremendously with those populations, so we think we’ll do very well there,” said Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh. “We cannot comment on internal discussions,” a State Department spokesperson said. “However, we are focused on transformation in Venezuela and getting that country back on the road to stability for the benefit of all Venezuelans.”
Another option the Trump administration is considering is a policy that would be an alternative to the more formal TPS program. “Basically limited enforcement on Venezuelans who are here,” according to a source close to Scott.
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