Miami-Dade revoked licenses for 20+ businesses accused of aiding Cuba, sparking legal and political debate.

Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez has revoked business licenses for over two dozen companies, including those in Miami and Doral, alleging they support the Cuban government despite operating under U.S. general licenses. The move, based on Florida law, claims violations of state and local regulations, but legal experts argue federal law preempts local enforcement, and no federal audits have found wrongdoing. Critics say the actions are politically driven and may push trade underground, undermining private efforts to aid Cubans. A business has sued, challenging the revocations, while Fernandez maintains the crackdown is lawful and ongoing.