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Wasserman Schultz finds fewer immigrants detained at Miramar, but encounters ‘unconstitutional torture’ (opens the original)
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement received another unannounced visit from U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz at its Miramar facility on Wednesday, and although the congresswoman found fewer immigrants detained there since her last call, she said she found the living conditions there to be almost as abysmal. “This treatment is unconstitutional torture,” she told reporters after taking a tour of the Southwest Broward County operations facility. “I mean, that is what this treatment is: uncon
Brightline’s quandary: travelers like the rail service, but so far, not enough to overcome its crushing debt (opens the original)
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Judging from the heavy flow of travelers who boarded and disembarked from Brightline trains in downtown Fort Lauderdale on Saturday, it would seem unfathomable that the pioneering higher-speed rail business would file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. For Jodi Hinkle, who was headed for Port Everglades with a friend for a seven-day cruise in the Caribbean, Brightline is a railroad that ought to be serving her hometown of Oklahoma City. “I wish we had some kind of mass transit,” she said whil
Brightline files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but trains are running as usual from Miami to Orlando (opens the original)
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Brightline’s parent companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as management acted to ease the pioneering high-speed railroad’s debt load while reassuring several million customers that it intends to stay in business. Officials who operate the passenger railroad that serves South and Central Florida quickly announced that Brightline Trains Florida, the railroad’s operating company, is not in Chapter 11 and that its trains are continuing to run without interruption through the state. At
Brightline files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but trains are running as usual from Miami to Orlando (opens the original)
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Brightline parent companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early Friday as management acted to ease the pioneering firm’s debt load. But officials who operate the higher-speed passenger railroad that serves South and Central Florida quickly announced that Brightline Trains Florida, the railroad’s operating company, is not affected and its trains are continuing to run without interruption through the state. In a letter sent to guests, Brightline announced “it is business as usual” as
Report: Debt-heavy Brightline approaches Chapter 11 bankruptcy (opens the original)
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Brightline, the higher speed rail line that serves South and Central Florida, is close to filing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition in an effort to restructure an estimated $1.1 billion in corporate debt, according to Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the situation. The filing would not disrupt the Miami-based company’s daily operations, which offers regional train service at stations in downtown Miami, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Orlando. Bloomberg previously r
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