Infographic: Floridians From Overseas

Nearly half of Miami's population was born outside the continental United States.

Erin Davis | From the January 2024 issue

(Erin Davis)

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JesseAz 2 years ago

Florida all day every day it seems.
1. Vernon Depner 2 years ago
  
  Trying to divert attention from New York and DC.
  1. JesseAz 2 years ago
    
    Illinois asks if they have been forgotten.
    1. Longtobefree 2 years ago
      
      Pretty much.
      It has been known for decades to stay the hell away from there.
2. Chumby 2 years ago
  
  Florida is never too local. But you know where is? Washington DC, Illinois, California, Maryland, and New York.
Rev Arthur L kuckland 2 years ago

Reason magaziene
"free minds, and free markets, and we hate flordia"
1. Longtobefree 2 years ago
  
  I am developing a conspiracy theory. The Reason staff wants to move to Florida, and are trying to discourage others so housing will go down a bit.
Nobartium 2 years ago

Did Trump die?

Do these retards actually think Haley has a chance?
Longtobefree 2 years ago

Anybody know what ERIN DAVIS AND JASON RUSSELL have on the Reason staff?
Don't look at me! 2 years ago

Is 29% “nearly half” now?
1. JesseAz 2 years ago
  
  Grade inflation. That's an A now.
2. Randy Sax 2 years ago
  
  I believe you are misreading the graphic. It's 45% for Miami
  1. Don't look at me! 2 years ago
    
    Whoops. My bad.
sarcasmic 2 years ago

What part of "immigrants bad" does Reason not understand?
1. VULGAR MADMAN 2 years ago
  
  “Leave the reason fake libertarians alone!”
I, Woodchipper 2 years ago

Man, DeSantis must be doing better in the polls lately.
BYODB 2 years ago

So, what's being said here is that if illegal immigration was curbed there would be literally twice as much housing in Miami for naturally born citizens or legal immigrants, thus their price would be much lower than it is today.

In fact, prices for just about everything in Miami would almost certainly be slashed if not for all the illegal immigrants.

Feel free to let that sink in for a moment.
NOYB2 2 years ago

Nearly half of Miami's population was born outside the continental United States.

An excellent indicator that there is too much legal and illegal immigration.
TJJ2000 2 years ago

Now take that and compare it to the political party map of Florida.

https://mcimaps.com/how-floridas-congressional-districts-voted-in-the-2020-presidential-election/

Invaded by [Na]tional So[zi]alists.

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Infographic: Floridians From Overseas

Nearly half of Miami's population was born outside the continental United States.

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