ICE and Coral Gables Police

The City of Coral Gables police have a signed agreement with ICE to cooperate in transfering to them so-called undocumented people in the course of police activities.

The pattern of ICE activities through out the USA has followed a large-scale, indiscriminate arresting of people who are colored selected by race, speak other languages such as Spanish and are taken illegally mostly arbitrarily for for deportation without rule of law. (I note a case of an American native who was arrested and was targeted for deportation, explained as a “clerical error” by ICE.

Therefore, the City of Coral Gables is certainly complicit in sending good people to the Alligator Alcatraz and deported, people of good character and are contributing to our country.our county our town.

How many people has our police department been complicit in terrible, hideous treatment of our neighbors, workers, friends.

The city commissioner has chosen to replicate one of the worst antisocial illegal horrific policies in the history of the United States

The East Wing Obsenity

open.substack.com/pub/therickwilson/p/the-east-wing-obscenity

Destruction of the White House

To appease the ego of President Trump the following companies and persons are reported to finance the hideous ballroom for 1000 people attached to the White House in degrading a beautiful, historic building:

Apple, Microsoft, Coinbase, Google, Lockheed Martin, Palatir Tech, Booz Allen, Next Era, Carrier Global and Stephen Schwarzman.

Remember their names as desecrators of one of the most important buildings in the world, which should never have been touched without careful public consultation .

The People’s House destroyed to satisfy a President’s vulgar tastes.

Coral Gables Gazette Raises the Questions

The recent editorial of the Gazette https://gables-gazette.com/editorial-optimism-is-earned-coral-gables-next-step-is-proving-it/analyzes carefully the implication of statements by Mayor Lago on measures to improve, make efficient and relevant to the residents.

Here are some of the cogent statements in reference to in the editorial:

• An April 2026 referendum on election timing, commission compensation, the creation of an independent Inspector General and clearer rules for reserve-fund use
• The completion of major park and recreation projects—the Underline extension, the proposed David Lawrence Neighborhood Park, the restoration of the Venetian Pool, and improvements at Phillips Park.
• The opening of Fire Station No. 4 on Sunset Drive, expected to reduce the coverage gap between stations from five miles to two miles
• A restoration of historic City Hall “to its original architectural grandeur,” ensuring the building remains functional for another century.

The views of the Gazette are recommended.