Trump FL Voters have INSTANT REGRET…FIRST TO GO!
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Why is Miami‑Dade being targeted as ground zero for Trump’s mass deportation plan?
So it looks like Miami-Dade County is going to be ground zero for where the mass deportation operations by Donald Trump begins in January. Now schools in the Miami-Dade area are bracing for immigration officers, breaking down doors and removing children and going after uh others who are there and in hospitals. Now there used to be a rule as well that immigration officials followed that there were certain safe spaces that you do not do raids on, like hospitals and schools. Well, part of Project 2025 and part of the uh portion that was written by Donald Trump's border czar, Tom Holman, specifically revoked any safe space exemptions, meaning. That ICE officials would now, under Tom Homan, if he implements his Project 2025 plan, and he said he's going to, is going to knock down doors at schools and hospitals and also do work site raids as well.
You take a look right here, Miami-Dade County, with almost a 70% Hispanic population, voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump. Trump as well in November, with Trump winning by 11 percentage points over Vice President Kamel Harris. It was the first time that a Republican presidential candidate carried the county since 1988. But as this article says, In the Tallahassee Democrat, does appear that Miami Dade will be ground zero for Trump's immigration policies. Quote, it seems like a lot of people thought this doesn't apply to me, Gomez said. Well, I guess we'll find out. Wanted to show you this TikTok right here from Shirley Finance Career. She does a good job on TikTok. Take a look at uh her description of this.
as well. Let's play it and and give her a follow on TikTok if you can here play this clip.
So the deportation start in Miami, huh?
Maybe Miami just entered the find out phase. But let's be honest, it makes total sense for the deportations to start in Miami. Number one It is the county with the most deportation cases currently open in the United States. Number two, it is one of the least diverse counties in the country, not because there's so many white people, but because there's so many immigrants.
What does Project 2025 change about “safe‑space” exemptions for schools and hospitals?
There's a large concentration of undocumented people in Miami Dade. And the chances are that if you live here You know someone who's undocumented. But let's be clear, it's not just people who are illegal that might be at risk. It's DACA recipients, it's people on asylum, it's people on parole, and it's people under temporary protective status, not because they are illegal, but because the programs themselves might end before the documentation goes through. So personally I would start seeking legal guidance.
So here are some Trump supporters uh following uh the election from Miami Dade uh talking about why they supported uh Donald Trump ultimately. They all believed, and still some do, that uh that somehow the mass deportations are not going to apply to them. It's not going to apply to uh their families, um, that it's gonna just be a Against the other people, even though that's simply not what the mass deportation plan says. But here, watch this right now. Let's play it.
I myself am Cuban, my whole family is immigrant, so you would think hey I'm pro immigrant, he cannot find Cubans tomorrow and I wouldn't care as long as my life is better and my peers are enjoying their life as well. What I would like to see is more jobs come up here, less war, um, a backbone for America, a better immigration policy. My father came here, got us all citizenships from overseas. We were four he had four children. He brought us into all those things to give us a better future. Things are Awire. Let's see what we could get done than this go around with Trump. Well, I know tons of people that just came from Cuba twenty years ago, doctors, and they've done their American dream, they've done their due process.
I wanted to see Trump back in po in the uh White House. And I think people who come here legally or people who are here and see what is going on with the immigration and how they're giving thousands and thousands of dollars for the people who are coming here.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is Miami‑Dade being targeted as ground zero for Trump’s mass deportation plan?
0:00–2:26
2
What does Project 2025 change about “safe‑space” exemptions for schools and hospitals?
2:26–4:17
3
Which immigrant groups in South Florida are most at risk under the proposed deportations?
4:17–6:25
4
How could the mass‑deportation rollout affect Florida’s agriculture, construction and tourism sectors?
6:25–8:58
5
What legal options do DACA, TPS and parole recipients have before the two‑year window closes?
8:58–10:34
6
Why are Haitian and Nicaraguan communities especially vulnerable to the new policy?
10:34–12:34
7
What economic impact could deporting up to 1.1 million Floridians have on local businesses?
12:34–14:24
8
How are Trump supporters in Miami reacting to the news that they might be the first targeted?
14:24–15:47
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