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Miami Residents Attend Empty Chair Town Hall as Representatives Hide From Public: ‘Grifters. All Three Of Them’
Florida Republican Representatives Carlos Gimenez, Mario Diaz-Balart, and Maria Elvira Salazar aren’t missing. So why were their faces featured on missing persons’ posters? To draw attention to the fact that these Representatives have been hiding from their constituents. How? By dodging town hall events. 500 Miami residents gathered to attend an empty chair town hall over the weekend in protest both against Donald Trump and the Representatives who have abandoned their people. The politicians might not want to listen, but the people have only just begun to speak.
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After immigration training vote fails, Florida attorney general is investigating. What we know
The state attorney's office will be investigating the members of a Florida city who voted against an agreement for local law enforcement to train as immigration enforcement officers , according to a social media post. "The Fort Myers City Council’s vote to not approve the police department’s 287(g) agreement with ICE is very troubling," Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said in a post to X , formerly Twitter, Monday night after the city council meeting. "Preventing a local law enforcement agency from entering into a 287(g) agreement with the federal government prevents that agency from participating in certain federal...
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Big Changes Coming to Naples’ Waterside Shops
At Naples' Waterside Shops, crews are tearing down the old Nordstrom to make way for an exciting new RH showroom and restaurant. A new 361-seat seafood restaurant, Eddie V's Prime Seafood, will soon fill 765 Seagate Drive, where Bank of America's Private Bank office used to be. Moving away from...
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Gary Smith
Broward students stunned as students assault a local teacher; Should 19yr olds be in Florida HS?
A video capturing the violent assault of a Dillard High School teacher by two students has left many in the Broward County school community in surprise and questioning the state of discipline.