The Right-Wing Latinos of Miami: Proud Boys and Refugees

The Latino demographic in the US has long been seen as a fixture of the Democratic party, especially in light of the immigration controversy on the Southern border. However, in the coastal city of Miami, Cuban exiles and their descendants - and more recently, Venezuelan refugees - are defying this...

28 min - World Affairs & Investigations - VICE

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