Miami is bracing for major financial disruption, and Eileen Higgins is already signaling deep cuts that could hit residents hard—raising questions about priorities and preparedness at City Hall.Speaking at a real estate event, Higgins warned that the city may slash up to 25% of its budget, a move that would gut essential community services. While she framed the cuts as “contingencies,” critics could argue the messaging sounds more like alarmism than leadership. Instead of outlining creative solutions or efficiencies, the mayor painted a bleak picture: shuttered parks, canceled children’s...