The Latest Breaking News from Doral

Maria Corina Machado Is Home. Edmundo González Says He's Next. Venezuela's Transition Just Changed.

Nobel laureate María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela after 10 months in exile. Edmundo González pledges to follow "very soon" from Madrid.

Latin Times · 16h ago

'Anyone but Trump': Republicans face Latino backlash over immigration raids

For nearly two years, US President Donald Trump's heavy-handed deportation drive has sowed fear in immigrant communities and created a flood of grim headlines and social media videos. Three of her employees stopped showing up over fears of being deported, she said, with sales falling 40 percent as people in…

The Economic Times · Oct 21

Republican Candidate in Venezuelan-Heavy Florida City Says ICE Is 'Violating Rights' Despite Supporting Trump

Venezuelans account for approximately 40% of Doral's population and an estimated third of registered voters, while more than 70% of residents were born outside the United States

Latin Times · Oct 16

Latino Influencer Carlos Eduardo Espina Puts $50,000 Into Emergency Fund for Doral Families Hit by Immigration Arrests

Latino influencer and immigration activist Carlos Eduardo Espina has donated $50,000 of his own money to launch an emergency fund for families in Doral who have lost a parent or primary breadwinner to immigration detention or deportation, as stepped-up federal enforcement increasingly affects one of the largest Venezuelan communities in…

Latin Times · Sep 22

Miami's Hispanic Heritage Month Opens Sept. 15 Amid Record ICE Arrests and a Venezuela Oil Deal

Miami-Dade's Hispanic Heritage Month opens Sept. 15 as a Venezuela oil deal, Cuba sanctions and record ICE arrests test community sentiment.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Wall Street Sees Oil Money in Venezuela. Doral Sees a Ticking TPS Clock

Venezuela's oil deal is fueling a Wall Street bond rally ahead of a record debt restructuring — but Doral's diaspora is watching a TPS deadline instead.

Latin Times · Sep 4

From Illinois to Doral: How Flock's Cameras Became an Immigration Enforcement Flashpoint

Sen. Josh Hawley is investigating Flock Safety's camera network. In five Latino metro areas, the fight over ICE access to that data is already personal.

Latin Times · Sep 1

Trump Says U.S. Struck the "Biggest Oil Deal in History" — Inside Venezuela Oil Deal and an Unanswered Signature

The US and Venezuela are negotiating a major US stake in Venezuela's oil fields. Here's what's on the table, and what it means for Doral and Cuba.

Latin Times · Aug 29

From Doral to Minneapolis, Women Watching ICE Describe the Same Hostility — Now One Agent Faces Prosecution

Women who film ICE raids describe gendered slurs and intimidation from agents — and for the first time, one now faces criminal charges.

Latin Times · Aug 29

U.S. Navy Tightens Its Grip on the Strait of Hormuz — But Drivers Aren't Feeling Relief at the Gas Pump

New shipping data shows the U.S. Navy gaining ground on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, even as gas prices stay high from Doral to Houston.

Latin Times · Aug 21