Guatemalan Man, 27, Dies in ICE Custody in Miami
At least 35 people have died in ICE custody since January 2025.
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Immigration Officials Detained 9-Year-Old at MIA En Route to Disney
Maria Antonia Guerra Montoya, 9, said she “only wanted to be on vacation like a normal family.”
Renata Bozzetto Is Leading the Fight for Immigrants’ Rights in Florida
Her day-to-day comprises everything from community presentations to actively mapping out where and when ICE detentions take place.
ICE Reportedly Opening New Miami Office
Documents obtained by Wired show that ICE plans to lease office space at One Riverview Square in downtown Miami.
OPINION: Miami’s ICE Agreement Was Optional and It’s Time to End It
Miami did not have to sign a 287(g) deal with ICE. Legal clarity and voter backlash make ending it both possible and necessary.
Miami’s First Female Mayor Is Changing the Game
Miamians are watching Higgins as she tackles issues like immigration enforcement and affordable housing.
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Cuban-American Coral Gables Mayor Prefers Immigrant-Free Halftime Show
Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago appears to be one of the 6.1 million viewers to join TPUSA’s safe space from songs in Spanish.
Photos: Protesters Demand “ICE Out” in Miami
Here are some of the scenes that unfolded when locals protested against immigration raids this weekend.
Florida Groups Participate in National Shutdown Protesting ICE
Students, activists, and businesses across the U.S. have signed up for a day of ICE protests.
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Standing With Our Communities, Supporting All Immigrants
Voice Media Group supports those participating in the nationwide ICE strike, and does not support the current administration’s actions against immigrants. A message from our CEO and editorial director.
South Florida Anti-ICE Protests: When, Where, What to Know
Alex Pretti, 37, was a nurse in the intensive care unit.
Miami State Senator and Katie Miller Embroiled in Juicy Online Feud
The girlies are fighting thanks to Stephen Miller.
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South Florida Community Leaders Call to Preserve Haitian TPS
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem plans to end Temporary Protected Status for nearly 350,000 Haitians.
Playwright Nicholas Griffin’s English Only Recounts Miami’s Fight to Stay Bilingual
The play hearkens back to the political battles of a post-Mariel city.
FIU Police Will Comply with ICE on Campus: What to Know
Florida International University students are worried they’ll be the latest targets of Trump’s mass deportation efforts.
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Miami Debates Cuban Deportations Across Florida After New Report
The New York Times found Cubans in Florida shocked by Trump’s deportations; Miami Redditors weren’t.
7 Hot-Button Bills to Watch in 2026 Florida Legislative Session
This session could decide the future of property taxes in Florida, a priority for Gov. DeSantis.
South Florida ‘ICE Out’ Protest: When, Where, What to Know
Anti-ICE protests have erupted across the nation.
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Miami Is a Town Divided After Nicolás Maduro’s Capture
Scores of Venezuelans in Doral have been in a jubilant mood, but many have pointed out chaotic results of other U.S. military interventions.
Palm Beach Maitre D’ Held at Alligator Alcatraz Released
Following community outrage, Jose Gonzalez was released three days before Christmas.
How Florida License Plate Law Could Lead to More Immigrant Detentions
Traffic stops have become a tool for law enforcement to detain undocumented immigrants throughout Florida, advocates say.
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Bienvenido, South America! Miami to Host FIFA Titans in World Cup
The most-watched tournament in world sports is coming to the 305.