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Human rights groups allege "inhumane" conditions at South Florida immigration facilities
A coalition of human rights organizations released a report Monday alleging that conditions at three immigration detention facilities in South Florida are "inhumane," with claims that detainees are overcrowded, denied medical care and subjected to degrading treatment—accusations the facility operators firmly deny.
International nonprofit says South Florida detention centers violate human rights
Frigid cells, no access to medical care, and invasive cavity searches. These are just some of the conditions described in a 92-page Human Rights Watch report – focusing on Miami-based Krome and Federal detention centers – and a jail in Pompano Beach.
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An influential Haitian businessman and controversial political powerbroker is being detained by the U.S. Immigration and ...
With "feels like" temperatures expected to be in the triple digits on Monday, the National Weather Service has issued a heat ...
As kids across South Florida soak up the last few weeks of summer several businesses and organizations have planned events to ...
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Storms return to South Florida on TuesdayStorms return to South Florida on Tuesday. A disturbance moving to the north will help spark a good coverage of showers and storms across the area Tuesday afternoon.
Tis the season when SoFlo summertime heat goes from a soft simmer to scorching sizzle, so it’s timely that this indoor ...
Each winter, the elite of equestrian competition descend on a small village outside Miami - bringing Olympic dreams, ...
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Boca Raton man accused of defrauding victims across South FloridaA Boca Raton man was arrested in connection with fraud. Felipe A. Souza, 27, was arrested Sunday and charged with 16 counts ...
A Heat Advisory has been issued for all areas in South Florida today from 12-6 PM as heat index values rise to the 105-110℉ range.
For the first time in about two years, the private passenger train Brightline is gaining riders in South Florida following ...
The articles highlight Florida's heightened flood risks. They discuss modernization efforts and policy changes to combat water issues.
Experts warn that relying on credit cards can lead to long-term debt, and shoppers are looking for smarter ways to stretch ...
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