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Hollywood woman pleads for husband’s release after ICE arrest (opens the original)
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — A Hollywood woman suffering from a rare brain disease is pleading for her husband’s release after ICE agents took him away outside their home. The family says Fernando Acuna has no criminal record and is now being held while his immigration case is pending. The woman, who asked that her identity be protected because she fears she could also be targeted, says her doctors have told her to avoid stress. “My doctors have told me the least I need to have is stress,” she said. But sh
Cuban man deported to Africa last year wants answers as family waits in Homestead (opens the original)
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HOMESTEAD, Fla. — It’s been 14 months since a Cuban man from Miami was deported, but not to Cuba. Instead, 59-year-old Roberto Mosquera is in Africa and in jail, even though his attorney says he’s not been charged with a crime there. Mosquera lived most of his life in South Florida where he worked as a plumber and has three daughters. He showed Local 10 News’ Christian De La Rosa the conditions where he’s currently being held. “We don’t got too many windows,” said Mosquera. “The Wi-Fi is not ver
More people are recording ICE encounters as immigration crackdown intensifies (opens the original)
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MIAMI — Recent figures show nearly 50,000 immigrants were arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in July — a 70% increase since February. As detentions rise, so are the number of encounters between law enforcement and people pulling out their phones to record what’s happening. From Homestead to Lake Worth, people are watching for ICE operations in their communities and turning to social media to warn their neighbors. One woman, who asked Local 10 to use her online nickname, La Akat
Queer community mourns passing of Dolly Parton, an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights (opens the original)
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WILTON MANORS, Fla. — Dolly Parton was a lifelong ally of the LGBTQ+ community. Following the global star’s passing, members of South Florida’s LGBTQ community are both mourning her and looking back to honor her incredible career. “I am not gay, but if I were I would be the first one running out of the closet,” Parton said. While Parton may have steered away from politics and controversy, she always spoke up for her queer fans, telling the Hollywood Reporter in 2023, “I have some of everybody in
Detectives search for fugitive after a homicide and a police pursuit in Miami-Dade (opens the original)
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MIAMI — Detectives who are investigating a homicide were searching for a fugitive on Sunday in Miami-Dade County. Miami police officers ordered a driver to stop shortly before 6 p.m. on Friday near Northwest 12th Avenue and 88th Street, but the driver sped away, according to police. The driver stopped and ran away with three other passengers. Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies in a helicopter also responded to the search. Law enforcement arrested three suspects, but one ran away. Police office
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