What to Know: Three Girls Die After Miami Sailing Camp Boat Crash
The victims were part of the Miami Youth Sailing Foundation, according to the Miami Yacht Club.
The victims were part of the Miami Youth Sailing Foundation, according to the Miami Yacht Club.
State officials have repeatedly insisted the detention center would be temporary.
Nadia Bickelhaupt has undergone several brain surgeries since the alleged assault, according to her social media.
Erin Ko, 13, moved to the United States from Chile last year, according to her former school.
Several ambulances bearing the National Health Transport (NHT) logo were recently spotted leaving the detention center.
Mila Yankelevich, 7, was the granddaughter of two famed Argentine television producers.
Flight tracking data appears to show that two military aircraft left the facility this week for Texas and Louisiana.
A hidden toll of President Donald Trump’s mass deportation efforts: Abandoned pets.
Now 76 years old, Suarez was elected as Miami’s first Cuban-born mayor back in 1985.
Luis Carlos José Marcano Silva, 26, was living in Bradenton, Florida, when he vanished into a foreign prison.
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The digital disappearing acts come as human rights advocates raise alarms about conditions at the remote site.
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What in bloody hell is a BSO car doing in England?
“My dad is not a criminal,” Carla Artese, a 19-year-old living in Miami, says.
As of July 9, his videos have racked up more than 2 million views.
A makeshift migrant jail in the swampy Everglades meets AI slop. Welcome to Florida, baby!
The surge in statewide migrant detentions has come at a deadly price.
The hastily constructed site deep in the Everglades is scheduled to receive migrants tonight.
Isidro Pérez’s death marks the third fatality tied to the immigration detention center since January.
They stopped the Everglades Jetport in 1969. Now, they’re battling ‘Alligator Alcatraz.’
If there’s one thing the Florida GOP never misses, it’s a chance to turn outrage into merch.