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Florida 'drunk rich girl' pulled over for DUI tells police: 'My father owns an island' | US | News - Vimarsana News

Florida 'drunk rich girl' pulled over for DUI tells police: 'My father owns an island' | US | News

The Florida woman told officers they were on her father's property as they tried to arrest her on the secluded Keys island.

Migrants in massive numbers try to reach Florida. What happens to their abandoned boats? - Vimarsana News

Migrants in massive numbers try to reach Florida. What happens to their abandoned boats?

Amid the surge in migrants trying to reach Florida shores comes a surge in abandoned or derelict vessels, many of which are left where they are found.

US Stops Hundreds Fleeing Cuba, Haiti by Sea, Returns Most - Vimarsana News

US Stops Hundreds Fleeing Cuba, Haiti by Sea, Returns Most

The Coast Guard returned another 177 Cuban migrants who were caught at sea off Florida to the island on Thursday, while a group of about two dozen

US stops hundreds fleeing Cuba, Haiti by sea, returns most - AP News - Vimarsana News

US stops hundreds fleeing Cuba, Haiti by sea, returns most - AP News

MIAMI (AP) — The Coast Guard returned another 177 Cuban migrants who were caught at sea off Florida to the island on Thursday, while a group of about

US stops hundreds fleeing Cuba, Haiti by sea, returns most - Vimarsana News

US stops hundreds fleeing Cuba, Haiti by sea, returns most

The Coast Guard has returned another 177 Cuban migrants who were caught off Florida’s coast to the island. A Coast Guard news release said the migrants were all intercepted earlier this month, and repatriated Thursday. Meanwhile, a group of 25 Haitians who had traveled from their country aboard a sailboat swam ashore near downtown Miami and were taken into custody. That’s according to a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesman. Increasing numbers of Cuban and Haitian migrants have attempted the risky Florida Straits crossing in recent months as inflation soars and economic conditions d...

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