I don't really understand sometimes the national conversation on immigration.

Francis X. Suarez

Certainly you can't just live in sort of a Pollyanna world where decisions don't have to be made, but I also fight back sometimes and maybe because I was the mayor's son, going back to that psychology. You know, you fight back a little bit of that, 'You have to do this and you have to be into this category; you have to support this.'

Francis X. Suarez

We want to be one of the most crypto-forward and technological cities in the country. So we're looking at... creating a regulatory framework that makes us the easiest place in the United States to do business if you're doing it in cryptocurrencies.

Francis X. Suarez

We are a country of laws, and we implement laws for public safety all the time: our seatbelt laws, our stop sign laws, our red light laws. In the absence of those laws, you have lawlessness. You have disorder. You really can't have a functional city.

Francis X. Suarez

There's a lot of people that will take the path of least resistance not to do something if a leader that they look up to isn't doing, or isn't advocating for it.

Francis X. Suarez

There are things that are in your control... And then there's a variety of things that are not in your control.

Francis X. Suarez

Politics is a pendulum that swings constantly. It's really hard to say what's going to happen in four years or in two years or in one year.

Francis X. Suarez

When you try to do things outside of the box, you run risks.

Francis X. Suarez

Miami will benefit from the use of the MiamiCoin and from the branding that is associated with it. And that will go directly into our general fund.

Francis X. Suarez

I don't know another way to try to deal with income inequality than actually having entrepreneurs and inventors creating the kind of jobs that allow your residents to be successful and provide for their families.

Francis X. Suarez

We've been a city that, for many decades, has produced talent that we've lost to bigger cities. That's something we want to recapture.

Francis X. Suarez

There's a presupposition that income inequality has been brought by tech. It's not created by an industry, or a company.

Francis X. Suarez

We need to put our people first by building and investing in a workplace development pipeline.

Francis X. Suarez

The coronavirus has paralyzed the world in a way most of us have never seen in our lifetime. It's chilling.

Francis X. Suarez

In an effort to dispel myths around coronavirus, I am posting daily video diaries that show the progression of my infection. My hope is that these videos can serve as a source of comfort to people who think this virus is nothing less than apocalyptic.

Francis X. Suarez

Coronavirus has shown us how much we depend on one another.

Francis X. Suarez

From the integration of a new technological class to the expansion of fintech, medtech and greentech sectors, we believe the Miami movement has the potential to serve as a new model for the way we as cities develop our economy, expand our businesses and serve our residents.

Francis X. Suarez

Our role as a government is to bring this new technology into the proverbial sunshine so it becomes more accessible, more predictable and more productive for those who choose to participate.

Francis X. Suarez

Our city has already become the testing ground for innovations that will define the future.

Francis X. Suarez

While I don't claim to be an expert, I know this: Americans want a government that serves them, not any elite or clique.

Francis X. Suarez

Francis X. Suarez Quotes

I don't really understand sometimes the national conversation on immigration.

We want to be one of the most crypto-forward and technological cities in the country. So we're looking at... creating a regulatory framework that makes us the easiest place in the United States to do business if you're doing it in cryptocurrencies.

We are a country of laws, and we implement laws for public safety all the time: our seatbelt laws, our stop sign laws, our red light laws. In the absence of those laws, you have lawlessness. You have disorder. You really can't have a functional city.

There's a lot of people that will take the path of least resistance not to do something if a leader that they look up to isn't doing, or isn't advocating for it.

There are things that are in your control... And then there's a variety of things that are not in your control.

Politics is a pendulum that swings constantly. It's really hard to say what's going to happen in four years or in two years or in one year.

When you try to do things outside of the box, you run risks.

Miami will benefit from the use of the MiamiCoin and from the branding that is associated with it. And that will go directly into our general fund.

I don't know another way to try to deal with income inequality than actually having entrepreneurs and inventors creating the kind of jobs that allow your residents to be successful and provide for their families.

We've been a city that, for many decades, has produced talent that we've lost to bigger cities. That's something we want to recapture.

There's a presupposition that income inequality has been brought by tech. It's not created by an industry, or a company.

We need to put our people first by building and investing in a workplace development pipeline.

The coronavirus has paralyzed the world in a way most of us have never seen in our lifetime. It's chilling.

In an effort to dispel myths around coronavirus, I am posting daily video diaries that show the progression of my infection. My hope is that these videos can serve as a source of comfort to people who think this virus is nothing less than apocalyptic.

Coronavirus has shown us how much we depend on one another.

From the integration of a new technological class to the expansion of fintech, medtech and greentech sectors, we believe the Miami movement has the potential to serve as a new model for the way we as cities develop our economy, expand our businesses and serve our residents.

Our role as a government is to bring this new technology into the proverbial sunshine so it becomes more accessible, more predictable and more productive for those who choose to participate.

Our city has already become the testing ground for innovations that will define the future.

While I don't claim to be an expert, I know this: Americans want a government that serves them, not any elite or clique.