South Florida immigration advocates brace for fallout from Trump's border policies
MIAMI - Margelis Tinocco, 48, broke down in tears at the Mexican-U.S. border Monday, the day her long-awaited immigration appointment was canceled. Tinocco is among over 30,000 migrants who had been waiting in Mexico for a chance to enter the U.S. under the now-defunct CBP One app, which President Donald Trump terminated on his first day in office.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd was joined by several local and state officials, including Gov. Ron DeSantis, at a Wednesday ...
Superintendents: The Alachua County school board extended interim superintendent Kamela Patton’s contract through June 2026, ...
Florida sheriffs are advocating for Gov. Ron DeSantis’ border security plan, arguing it's necessary to support President ...
By Michael Hudak, Kevin Boulandier, Dannielle Garcia Click here for updates on this story MIAMI (WSVN) — On his first day in ...
The state’s experience is instructive as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to overhaul the U.S. immigration system.
Trump's second term sees immediate immigration policy changes, affecting South Florida communities and prompting varied local ...
The Florida governor laid out several immigration reform proposals, including making illegal entry into the U.S. a ...
A special session primarily developed around Gov. Bill Lee's signature education voucher proposal will now also include ...
Thalia Stevenson, clinical director of Arise Coaching & Therapeutic Services, said the immigration process can cause ...
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