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Speaker Pelosi Among Elected Officials in Delray Beach Highlighting Infrastructure Funding
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was among elected officials in Delray Beach Saturday highlighting infrastructure funding in the area. Speaker Pelosi, along with representatives Lois Frankel (FL-21), Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (FL-20) and Frederica Wilson (FL-24), as well as Mayor of Palm Beach County Robert Weinroth and Mayor of Delray Beach Shelly Petrolia, held an in-person press conference on the east...
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Local Leaders Call For a Stop To Deportation of Haitian Migrants
NBC 6’s Steve Litz is in Little Haiti where U.S. Congresswoman Frederica Wilson and other local leaders are calling out the Biden administration amid horrifying images coming from the southern border.
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‘You Got to Fix This': Rep. Wilson Criticizes Biden Over Deportation of Haitian Migrants
Rep. Frederica Wilson was joined by other lawmakers and activists Thursday to urge the Biden Administration to stop large-scale deportations of Haitian migrants back to their homeland afflicted by natural disaster and the president’s assassination.
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Lawmakers React to Haitian President's Assassination
South Florida lawmakers called for the U.S. to help the Caribbean country with security and stability following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. NBC 6’s Steve Litz reports
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Local Lawmakers Call for US Support for Haiti After Slaying of President Moïse
South Florida politicians, faith leaders and law enforcement gathered Thursday to remember Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, who was brazenly killed inside his own home, and lawmakers called for the U.S. to help the Caribbean country with security and stability.
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Haitians On Edge As Details Of Suspected Gunman Emerge
NBC 6’s Marcine Joseph is at Jackson Memorial Hospital where Haiti’s First Lady is being treated for her own wounds in Wednesday’s assassination.
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Miami-Dade County Leaders Push For More Vaccinations in the Black Community
County leaders have this message to call on those hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine: Get out and get it.
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Push to Get Out and Get the COVID-19 Vaccine
Many county and city officials, as well as community leaders, came out to Simonhoff Park in Miami to push this message in the Black community, to get out and get the vaccine. NBC 6’s Marcine Joseph reports
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Covid-19 Memorial in Miami Park Vandalized, South Florida Representative Says
A memorial cemetery that had been set up at Simonhoff Park to honor lives lost to the coronavirus has been vandalized, a Florida legislator said Friday. Congresswoman Frederica Wilson, who represents Florida’s 24th District, said that passersby had been “disappointed and appalled by the destruction of a place that has become sacred to members of the community, particularly those...
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Families Warn Against Gatherings as They Mourn During COVID Ceremony
Families and officials are honoring people who have died of COVID-19 at a memorial in a Miami park and pleading with others to avoid Thanksgiving gatherings with people outside their home
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Democrats Pushing to Increase Turnout With Black Voters in South Florida
South Florida Democratic leaders are sounding the alarm when it comes to minorities heading to the polls.
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Recovery Efforts Continue as Bahamian Family Aims to Leave for South Fla.
The flight into Nassau on Sunday betrays a growing humanitarian crisis that is unfolding in the Bahamas — the crystal blue waters off the capital gives way to a city dealing with an influx of people.
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6 Things to Know – Friday, July 26
It’s Friday, July 26th – and NBC 6 has the top stories you need to know for the day.
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South Florida Congresswoman Rethinks Colorful Hats After Telephone Threat
Rep. Frederica Wilson received the call at home after leading a congressional delegation on a recent tour of a Homestead detention center that holds undocumented migrant children.
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Harris Clarifies Stance on Federally Mandated School Busing
Sen. Kamala Harris clarified her position on federally mandated school busing, saying it’s only necessary in cases where local governments are actively opposing integration. As she spoke with reporters Thursday before a campaign event in Indianola, Iowa, Harris said that in the 1960s and ’70s, institutions “were literally working against integration of our schools.” That’s why she said she supported...
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6 Things to Know – Your Top Stories For Wednesday, July 3
It’s Wednesday, July 3rd – and NBC 6 has the top stories you need to know for the day.
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South Florida Congresswoman Among Black Caucus Members Endorsing Kamala Harris in Presidential Primaries
Harris’s campaign announced on Saturday that she had raised $2 million in the first 24 hours following the start of Thursday’s debate.