Crucial decisions made in 1980 in South Florida cast a shadow on Jimmy Carter's presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : In a four-hour visit to South Florida, Carter was noncommittal about what the federal government would do -- if anything -- to help South Florida recover from a refugee crisis brought about by national policy, and rebuild neighborhoods burned after decades of building Black rage that certainly wasn't specific to Miami.

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