we're getting a ton of africans of late but they all move to **** industrial areas. there are places up the coast with houses right near the beach for 100 000 or so. I don't get it. indians and asians live like that here. pack them into the houses and think they have it great making $6 an hour under minimum wage

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what up

 

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immigrants? 12 million if that percentage is right

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mmmmmmmm

 

so many immigrants but ive never met someone who is from a spanish speaking country

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spanis people are smart they move to florida

 

I just get mad when the show up here and live off public assistance...We got enough poor poeple here we don't need to import anymore of them

 

lol


apparently there are a lot of people from uruguay here but I've never met one

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its hard to swim to another continent.. so they just wander to the U.S.

 

we have enough unemployed people looking for work to fill pretty much all positions but imigrants get paid to relocate and take jobs instead of training people here

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cubans swim here

 

I doubt they'd want to swim 10 000 miles here or whatever it is lol

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its just a few miles

 

at some point in cuba it is only 90 miles to one of the florida keys..

 

wat up

 

I could probably do that on a surfboard if I wanted to enough. Are there sharks there?

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biggens.......and there have been people that have done it in an inner tube

 

First person completes Cuba-to-U.S. swim

Aussie swimmer reaches Key West

May 12, 1997
Web posted at: 12:44 p.m. EDT (1644 GMT)

FORT TAYLOR BEACH, Florida (CNN) -- Australian distance swimmer Susie Maroney wearily stepped ashore at Key West, Florida, Monday afternoon, the first person to swim the 112-mile Florida Straits from Cuba to the United States.
"I'm really happy about it," Maroney said as she was helped from the surf on Key West's Fort Taylor Beach.
Maroney, who failed in an attempted to make the same swim last June, completed the crossing just over 24 hours after diving into the water in Havana, Cuba. Strong winds and rain overnight nearly forced the 22-year-old swimmer to abandon this crossing as well, but Maroney felt strong enough at first light to finish her journey.
Support team member Joe Pagniatello told CNN that the cage protecting the swimmer from sharks was damaged overnight, but neither the cage damage nor the poor weather was enough to scuttle the swim.
"Before sunrise, they were talking about not completing the swim," he said.

The swimmer passed her original destination -- uninhabited Sand Key, Florida -- earlier Monday, and decided to continue on to Key West, seven miles beyond.
Maroney, whose crossing was the first of 50 official attempts to be completed, has crossed the English Channel twice and holds the record for the Manhattan Island race.
She also held the record for most distance covered in 24 hours -- 58 1/2 miles (94.1 kilometers). Her Florida Straits swim eclipsed that record.
Last year, Maroney stopped 12 miles from her goal when dehydration and illness forced her to leave the water after 38 1/2 hours and 107 miles.