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Marleine Bastien

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Founder & Former Executive Director of @FANMorg | Miami-Dade County Commissioner, District 2
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Development in Miami-Dade County must be driven by the people

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By Marleine Bastien
| The Miami Times Verified
I have made one thing abundantly clear throughout my time in public office: development without the people is development against the people. It is not enough for residents to simply have a seat at the table. Their voices, priorities and lived experiences must be an integral part of what drives any project forward. That belief has guided every decision I have made as your county commissioner.
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Don’t let Haitian TPS end on Feb. 3. Humanitarian and economic reasons demand it | Opinion

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By Marleine Bastien
| Woke Wars
Children bearing signs in support of TPS for Haitians sit at on the steps of the Toussaint Louverture memorial statue as they wait for the start for a procession to the Little Haiti Cultural Complex on Jan. 12, 2026. As a Feb. 3 deadline looms, families across the country are stressed beyond their limits.
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U.S. should end a long history of interfering and allow Haiti to prosper | Opinion

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By Marleine Bastien, Brian Concannon
| Miami Herald Verified
Haitians in South Florida — and their families, friends, employers and supporters — are grappling with this week’s immigration raids, the new administration’s plan to deport as many as a million people, mostly immigrants of color, currently living legally in Florida and other states. Now, the U.S. is preparing Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba to detain them all.
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