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Advocates report at least 56 people have died in ICE custody since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025.

Experts say mass deployment of ICE agents at voting sites is highly unlikely, but fear and rhetoric may already be affecting Latino voters.

The ICE arrest rate in Florida nearly doubled this summer compared to the spring, following a nationwide trend. State and local law enforcement are fueling this quiet surge.

The two Democrats at the top of the Florida party's statewide ticket came together Friday on the campus of Florida A&M University — one of the few times they have campaigned in tandem since winning their nominations.

This week on "The Florida Roundup," we spoke about the number of voters who remain undecided heading into the general election, and the continued recovery after Hurricane Isaias.

Two Florida counties have reported seeing immigration enforcement at or near polling places open for in-person early voting hours.

The children of Adelaido Chavez Mariano said their father is still experiencing dizziness and headaches after Hillsborough County sheriff's deputies arrested him during a traffic stop in August.

The licenses now feature an orange, a manatee and a phrase that’s drawing some criticism: “Let Us Alone,” from the 1845 Florida flag. Why are those words getting pushback?

The lawsuit, brought by the Southern Poverty Law Center and Americans for Immigrant Justice, alleges systemic abuse at the facility. According to the complaint, ICE has used the Miramar building since October 2025 to hold individuals for days at a time, violating the agency's own policy limiting holds of detainees to 12 hours.

An undocumented student at the University of Central Florida had his college path turned upside down when he was detained by federal immigration agents. As he approaches graduation, he's reflecting on the statewide change banning students like him from attending university.

U.S. Senate hopeful Angie Nixon and U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz condemned ICE officials for unlawfully detaining people for up to several days at a time in overcrowded cells, failing to provide proper medical attention and granting detainees limited access to legal counsel.

Press freedom organizations have urged U.S. immigration authorities to immediately release Luis Manuel Chavarría-Galeano and immediately review his pending asylum application, saying he would face persecution if returned to Nicaragua.