South Florida immigration debate and Haitian crisis
Hillsboro Beach and Miami face a flood of Haitian and Caribbean immigrants as crime, language barriers, and economic strain challenge South Florida. Maj. Navarro of Broward investigates narcotics and illegal entries while noting Cuban and Colombian groups also complicate the situation.
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Nick Navarro
Major Crimes
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Norman
Bud” Kessler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Haiti
Caribbean
Major Navarro
Navarro
Dade County
Opinions on Cuba, immigration, and Florida crime tied to tourism
An Eastern Iowa observer comments on Cuban and Colombian involvement in crime and drug trafficking in South Florida, argues for tough immigration enforcement, recalls Castro’s influence, and suggests relocating illegal entrants to reduce drug trafficking while noting economic and social impacts on Florida communities and taxpayers.
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Boca Raton
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Alan Nelson
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Parents Should Judge Movies By Their Own Kids
A Gazette writer argues that parental calls about film content reflect individual values. Parents who rate nudity violence or language differently show care for children, so readers should judge films themselves after viewing rather than relying on broad ratings.
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Richard Simmons
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