Trump Cabinet Drops Bombshells: 20 Third-Country Deportation Deals, No More Flights to Sanctuary Cities, $29 Billion Biden EPA Fraud Exposed | UF Woke President Drama & Madison Cawthorn on CD-19

President Trump’s Cabinet delivers major wins on immigration and government waste. Secretary of State Marco Rubio reveals 20 countries have signed third-country deportation agreements to remove illegals who refuse to return home. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin announces plans to block international flights into sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with ICE. Drew Steele breaks down the hardball strategy against radical left protests at facilities like Delaney Hall in New Jersey and the massive fraud exposed — including $2 billion funneled to a Stacey Abrams-linked group with only $103 in the account, part of $29 billion in canceled Biden-era EPA spending.Plus, Drew sounds the alarm on the University of Florida’s search for a new president: sole finalist Stuart Bell brings heavy DEI baggage from the University of Alabama, where rankings dropped from 86 to 169 while pushing race-based hiring and 70+ diversity-focused student groups. Is “Florida, where woke goes to die” still true? Governor DeSantis and the Board of Governors face tough questions.Madison Cawthorn joins the show live, discussing his strong campaign for Florida’s CD-19, property tax reform concerns from local officials, the governor’s race, AG race, and why this Southwest Florida seat will come down to the final weeks.Also: Florida court upholds new congressional map favoring Republicans, Senator Rick Scott’s hurricane preparedness tour, American Federation of Teachers pushing AI/tech taxes, and more conservative headlines.Unfiltered truth, Florida-first conservatism, and full-throated defense of the constitutional republic. New episodes daily — subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and watch live on YouTube, Rumble, X, and Facebook at FL Voice News.Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele — Educating, activating, and fighting for veterans, taxpayers, and America First values.