The initiative pairs Rodriguez, an attorney with two decades of experience, with Miami immigration lawyer Rolando Vasquez. Together, they plan to hold a series of community conversations across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. The campaign seeks to address anxiety surrounding immigration enforcement and recent federal denaturalization proceedings, emphasizing that naturalized citizens retain their fundamental right to vote.
"Floridians should never have to be afraid to exercise their right to vote," Russo stated. He frames the outreach as a prototype for his potential administration, arguing that protecting residents requires actionable legal knowledge rather than mere campaign rhetoric. By stationing attorneys like Vasquez in diverse neighborhoods from Hialeah to Little Haiti, the ticket intends to provide direct guidance on voter eligibility and the reporting of intimidation. The effort underscores the campaign's focus on bridging the gap between political discourse and the legal realities facing Florida families.



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