- The exclusive island enclave or Billionaire Bunker at Indian Creek Village trained its entire police force through a federal agreement with ICE for immigration control.
- Despite strict monitoring on its sole access bridge, the community has made zero arrests and received no federal funding for local security.
- The ultra-wealthy Miami municipality home to billionaires and political figures in Florida stands out for reporting zero crimes to the FBI over the past decade.
The exclusive fortress where elite mansions and superyachts shield themselves with immigration control agreements
Addressing head-on the surprising political turn taken by South Florida’s most exclusive residential areas, the island community popularly known as the Billionaire Bunker at Indian Creek Village decided to bolster its defense by fully embracing immigration control guidelines. While other major cities across the county chose to keep their distance from state pressure to join deportation policies, this tiny enclave surrounded by golf courses and crystal waters mobilized its officers to receive specialized training. In this regard, the decision to adopt Billionaire Bunker regulations and local security measures reflects how municipal authorities intensified surveillance along their iconic access bridge, converting a neighborhood frequented by moguls, sports stars and political figures into a virtual fortress committed to ICE protocols in the middle of Miami.
A strictly enforced police deployment sharply contrasting with the total absence of actual detentions…