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Miami's Freedom Tower Reopens as Trump Ramps up Arrests in City of Cuban Migrant Pride
The $65 million renovated Freedom Tower reopens to showcase Cuban exile history and migration stories amid increased immigration arrests under Trump administration policies.
- The Freedom Tower in Miami reopened at a significant time for migrant issues.
- The President's actions against migrants, especially Cubans, are being interpreted as a betrayal of immigrant support.
- Historically, the U.S. has fluctuated in recognizing the importance of immigrants to the country’s development.
- It is emphasized that immigrants contribute significantly to the nation and will continue to do so in the future.
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For decades, its powerful beacon illuminated Miami's Biscayne Bay, and during the height of the Cold War, what was known as the Freedom Tower stood as a beacon of hope for hundreds of thousands…
Miami's 'Ellis Island of the South' to reopen as Cuban exile museum amid Trump's migrant crackdowns
The 14-story Spanish Revival skyscraper was where, from 1962 to 1974, the U.S. State Department welcomed Cuban refugees with medical services, English classes, and comfort kits containing essentials and something wholly exotic to the new arrivals: peanut butter.
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Miami’s Freedom Tower reopens as Trump ramps up arrests in city of Cuban migrant pride
Miami’s Freedom Tower stood as a beacon of hope for Cubans fleeing communist rule at the height of the Cold War. The U.S. State Department provided free medical services, English classes, and job opportunities to hundreds of thousands of Cuban…
100 Years Old: Miami’s First Skyscraper Reopening After Restoration
Miami’s first ever skyscraper will soon reopen, after years of restoration work valued at $65m, according to the AP. The Miami News Tower (now known as the Freedom Tower) opened in 1925, and is exactly 100 years old, according to Miami Dade college, which owns the building. It was built by businessman and former Ohio governor James Middleton Cox, who relocated to Miami in 1923 and purchased the Miami Daily News. New York architect Schultze and W…
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