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An employee at a Hialeah, Florida, Taco Bell has been fired after she was caught on video refusing to take a customer's order, because the employee did not speak English. Alexandria Montgomery posted a three-minute video of the bizarre exchange on 12 September 2018, in which a Taco Bell employee standing at the drive-thru counter refused to take Montgomery's order, insisting in Spanish that neither she nor her colleagues understood or spoke English.

A Broward County resident and political newcomer is challenging incumbent Bryan Avila for the Florida House seat that represents parts of Hialeah, Virginia Gardens and Miami Springs. Democrat Rizwan Ahmed's campaign is a long shot in the solidly Republican District 111, but the 51-year-old real estate agent from Pakistan said he hopes voters will identify with his immigrant background.

Two headlines appearing within weeks of one another make it obvious that the time has come to make English the official language of the United States. After a bit of back-and-forth, the frustrated customer finally asked, "Do you have a manager here?" according to a video taken of the exchange and posted by the Herald.

But most of the time English speakers, Spanish speakers and Creole speakers manage to make themselves understood. It's a miracle, really, that there aren't more incidents like the impasse at a Hialeah Taco Bell on Sept.

Alexandria Montgomery claims she got turned away at a Taco Bell in Hialeah, FL, because she did not speak Spanish. "I'm trying to order and she's telling me I can't order because she doesn't speak English," Montgomery said in the video.

An employee of a Taco Bell in Hialeah, Florida refused to take the order of a woman who did not speak Spanish. Deep in south Miami-Dade County's farm country, there exists a showcase of subtropical fruits grown around the world.

Five years ago, Biscayne Park Police Chief Raimundo Atesiano bragged to the town's leaders about his department's exceptional 100 percent clearance rate on burglaries in the tree-lined suburb north of Miami. On Friday, however, Atesiano admitted his own criminal behavior was behind the boast to the village commission: He acknowledged at his plea hearing in Miami federal court that he directed three of his police officers to pin a series of unsolved home and vehicle break-ins on three innocent men to perfect the force's property crimes record.

The investigation into the 12 heat-related deaths at a Hollywood nursing home is still ongoing a year after the tragedy. The investigation into the 12 heat-related deaths at a Hollywood nursing home is still ongoing a year after the tragedy.

A video of an argument with a Taco Bell employee in Hialeah, Fla., has unleashed a wave of indignation on social media. The incident happened on Wednesday night, when Alexandria Montgomery was trying to place an order - in English - at a Taco Bell drive-thru window at 785 East 9th St. The employee refused to take her order because she wasn't speaking Spanish.

Ron DeSantis' campaign says this fundraiser invitation, obtained by the Miami Herald, was a draft. Ralph Arza is not a co-host of the event, the campaign says, though all the other named chairs and co-chairs are.

The U.S. hotel industry reported mostly negative year-over-year results in the three key performance metrics during the week of 2-8 September 2018, according to data from STR . STR analysts note that performance percentage changes in several major markets were significantly affected by the comparison with the post-Hurricane Harvey and pre-Hurricane Irma time period in 2017.

To his credit, director-producer James D. Stern acknowledges, just 20 minutes in, a fatal flaw in the premise of American Chaos , his documentary wallow in the electoral pig trough of 2016. He lays out his original idea in the film's opening minutes, just after some throat-clearing: First, we get a crisp, pleasing montage of film footage of every president to reign and campaign in the era of moving pictures.

A man from Hialeah, Fla., will face sentencing in November after pleading guilty to conspiracy in an $8 million mortgage and tax-refund scheme. The guilty plea by Yant Garcia, 38, stems from probes by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Internal Revenue Service's criminal investigation unit that found Garcia distributed funds obtained under false pretenses.

Since experiencing the widespread devastation of Hurricane Irma in 2017, South Florida legislators have taken steps to address much-needed repairs. While procuring $1.4 billion in federal aid has been a step in the right direction, comprehensive policy making and greater outreach to Miami's disconnected population is needed to best prepare for upcoming hurricanes.

To his credit, director-producer James D. Stern acknowledges, just 20 minutes in, a fatal flaw in the premise of American Chaos , his documentary wallow in the electoral pig trough of 2016.

Thirty years ago on September 8, 1988 on the feast day of the Virgin of Charity in Cuba, a movement was born inspired by Christian teachings and the desire to be free. The Christian Liberation Movement will observe the 30th anniversary of its founding on Friday, September 7, 2018 at 7:00pm with a solemn mass in the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church located at 4497 W 1st Ave., Hialeah FL 33012.

Nobody wants rodents or roaches hanging out in the places that serve you food. What might be worse? Rodents pooping or roaches laying eggs in the food you bring home and put in your cabinets.

A man in Miami-Dade County said he hung two dead ducks from a stop sign to force reckless drivers to slow down and stop speeding down a street in his Hialeah neighborhood. Marco Moreno told NBC 6 he had enough with the reckless drivers.

The exterior sign of Pitbull's restaurant, iLov305, at 1060 Ocean Dr. in Miami Beach. The restaurant has positions to fill before it opens in October or November, according a job posting on Instagram.

In this July 31, 2018, file photo, President Donald Trump, right, shakes hands with Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis during a rally in Tampa, Fla. And a spokesman for Rep. Ron DeSantis - the GOP gubernatorial candidate criticized for making racially tinged comments about Gillum - called the robo-calls "disgusting."

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