Protests roiling Cuba are throwing President Joe Biden’s drawn-out policy review into sharp relief, exposing divisions inside the Democratic Party over how to approach the humanitarian crisis and a crucial Cuban American electorate in Florida.

“Biden, who I supported and voted for, has the opportunity to make history and do the right thing,” said Sasha Tirador, a Democratic strategist in South Florida. “Otherwise, the Democrats can kiss the state of Florida goodbye for years to come.”

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