Miami’s Freedom Tower Reopens Amid Rising Tensions Over Immigration Enforcement

Miami's iconic Freedom Tower, once a sanctuary for Cuban refugees escaping communist repression, reopens its doors after a $65 million restoration. This historic Spanish Revival beacon stands proudly once again as a museum dedicated to honoring the resilience and contributions of Cuban exiles who helped shape Miami into a vibrant symbol of freedom and opportunity. Remembering the True Costs of Migration Policies From 1962 to 1974, the Freedom Tower served as the official U.S. government reception center for nearly 400,000 Cuban migrants fleeing Fidel Castro’s regime. It was more than a building—it was a lifeline funded by over $730 million...