MIAMI – In the wake of the decision on the current injunction in the case Ramos v. Nielsen, Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, their families and communities held a virtual press conference to condemn the negative decision. In Miami alone, it is estimated that 23,000 TPS recipients will be affected by this decision, many of […]
MIAMI – Prominent assistant US attorney Michael Nadler, who has spent the last few years in South Florida, has officially stepped down as a federal prosecutor. Formally going into effect next month, he will be transitioning to a private practice. It is a move that many are surprised by, and people are wondering just how […]
The United States is going through a turbulent period when it comes to the legality of gambling. The Supreme Court ruling of 2018 was a landmark moment, pushing legislative power back to the state level for sports betting. This ruling has had wide-ranging repercussions, and for those who are proponents of the legalization of gambling, […]
Two days after canceling the in-person bar exam, the Florida Supreme Court announced on July 1st that they are taking the Bar exam online. The new online exams will happen on August 18, 2020. The Florida Bar of Board Examiners has been juggling the dates, leaving students in utter confusion and dismay over their future. […]
You will never know when danger crosses your path. A simple get together with your friends or workmates may lead you to your worst nightmare. If someone took advantage of your weakness by touching your intimates or forcing themselves on you, let it be known that there is something that you can do. You can […]
MIAMI-DADE – Miami-Dade County Commissioner Jean Monestime will be sponsoring a resolution urging the Trump administration to reverse its recent decision requiring foreign students who are pursuing degrees in the United States to leave the country or risk deportation if their universities switch to online-only courses. Immigration and Customs Enforcement also announced it won’t issue visas […]
Personal Injury claims can be a little tricky as it covers incidents such as vehicular accidents, slip and fall, and medical malpractice. The justice system has laid out a claim process if you want to recover or get compensated for the injuries you or your loved one might have sustained. In Florida, filing for a […]
TALLAHASSEE – Three Florida legislators running for re-election, along with eight voters and the Florida Democratic Party, have filed a legal action to prevent state and local election officials from continuing to destroy election materials critical for verifying election results. The lawsuit filed today in state court in Tallahassee asks that the ballot images automatically […]
TALLAHASSEE – Today (June 18), the U.S. Supreme Court ruling will allow DREAMers to remain safe from deportation for the time being. The narrow 5-4 vote will uphold the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program started in 2012. Representative Cindy Polo (D-Hialeah) “I am pleased and honestly emotional about today’s SCOTUS decision to uphold DACA. […]
Chief Justice Roberts Writes Majority Opinion in 5-4 Ruling Protecting 700,000 from Deportation CLEVELAND – Today, in a 29-page opinion, after years of federal court litigation, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against the Trump Administration’s 2017 effort to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, protecting approximately 700,000 DACA recipients from deportation and allowing them […]
Pastor Dorothy Roberts Continues to Mentor and Serve the Community
by Howard Campbell SOUTH FLORIDA – Pastor Dorothy Roberts has never shied from community service. A resident of South Florida since the mid-1980s, she has helped mentor and nourish hundreds of the region’s less fortunate citizens. Roberts, who is from rural Manchester parish in central Jamaica, is president of the Hollywood Family and Community Enrichment […]
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