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Miami Beach mayor says no to getting back together a year after breaking up with spring breakers

  • Miami Beach officials announced enhanced security measures for March, including parking restrictions and early beach closures due to past spring break violence.
  • Mayor Steven Meiner reported last year's spring break had zero fatalities and that hotel occupancy increased in 2024 compared to 2023.
  • Some business owners support the restrictions for safety, while others worry it may harm Miami Beach's reputation as a tourist destination.
  • Civil rights advocates argue the rules might discourage Black visitors, though Meiner insists they are focused on public safety.
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Durango Herald broke the news in on Saturday, March 1, 2025.
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