Ron DeSantis, who built his brand as a MAGA politician lifted by Trump from relative obscurity, defeating his Democratic opponent by more than 11 points. Last year, the county flipped, with Republican Gov. But Trump made gains in 2020, getting the margin down to 7 percentage points against Democrat Joe Biden. Democrat Hillary Clinton carried the county over Trump by nearly 30 percentage points in 2016. Miami-Dade is the state’s most populous county and home to 1.5 million Latinos of voting age. “This community, what it sees is injustice being committed.” “These are the sort of things that you see in the Caribbean and Latin America, where you have the party in power persecuting the opposition,” said Kevin Marino Cabrero, a Miami-Dade County commissioner who is friends with Trump and served as the Florida state director for his 2020 reelection campaign. tradition of respect for the rule of law and an independent judiciary. And it has brought to the forefront Trump’s rising popularity among Florida’s Latinos, some of whom have drawn comparisons between the former president’s prosecution and events abroad in which opposition leaders have been arrested or prosecuted in kangaroo courts - despite the U.S. The charges have propelled Miami into the center of a storyline that, until recently, was largely thought to be unfolding in a grand jury room in Washington. Trump, the former president who is again the front-runner for the 2024 GOP nomination, will make his first appearance in federal court Tuesday in Miami, where he faces 37 felony counts related to charges of illegal retention of classified information. The party’s broader future could now hinge on what happens next in south Florida -– but for a very different reason. Republicans have made steady inroads in this former Democratic stronghold in recent years, culminating in the GOP carrying Miami-Dade County in last year’s midterm elections.
The cause of the fire is not yet known, news outlets said.MIAMI (AP) - Florida’s shift to the right is perhaps nowhere more notable than in this vibrant swath of the state’s southeast coast where the latest Donald Trump drama is unfolding. The woman said the children were surprised to see her pick them up the next morning after the incident. She went to pick the children up the next morning after the incident. Another news outlet, TMJ, said that neither the mother nor the child suffered any injuries due to the smoke she inhaled. The woman was taken to the hospital for a checkup and doctors also evaluated the unborn baby’s health. “I think that’s when it was like my mommy instincts kicked in really fast and I was just like OK come on mom let’s do it, let’s get off the bus," Williams was quoted as saying by Fox News. She then quit the idea of radioing for help and decided to get the kids off the bus. The woman first tried to call on the radio but she could not send the message because of the smoke hitting her on the face and her eyes. The bus was headed for the Milwaukee Academy of Science and firefighters arrived on the spot to put out the blaze. She said she thought it was some other car but she told the US-based news outlet that as she started to drive more, the smoke started to get thicker. The bus contained children ranging in age from kindergartners to high schoolers.
The woman was driving students to school along the regular route for two hours when she got the smell of something burning. And as soon as we stepped off the bus, I turned around and the bus was just - in flames,” Imunek Williams was quoted as saying by WISN-TV.
“I evacuated the bus, made sure everyone was off, and made them line up against a gate.
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A pregnant driver in the US State of Wisconsin safely evacuated 37 students while they were headed to school this week shortly before the bus became engulfed in flames, Fox News reported.
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