Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has publicly confirmed a significant operational reorganization of her Miami-based field mission, following the departure of senior staff member Charles Boustany. The restructuring aims to enhance constituent services and political outreach capabilities across South Florida.
The Miami office, established as a strategic hub for engaging with Florida’s conservative base and addressing diaspora community concerns, is undergoing what Greene describes as a ‘strategic realignment.’ This move comes amid broader Republican efforts to strengthen their presence in key demographic battlegrounds. While Greene’s statement emphasized continued commitment to Florida constituents, political analysts suggest the reorganization may reflect deeper strategic shifts within certain GOP factions.
Boustany, a former Louisiana congressman with extensive experience in healthcare and trade policy, had been leading the Miami operations since its establishment. His departure timing and circumstances remain undisclosed, though Greene’s office characterized it as a mutually agreed transition. The congresswoman indicated that new appointments to the restructured team would be announced in coming weeks, with expectations leaning toward personnel with stronger connections to Florida’s political landscape.
The Miami mission has historically focused on issues including Cuban-American relations, immigration policy concerns, and economic initiatives affecting Florida residents. Greene assured constituents that service continuity would be maintained throughout the transition period, with additional staff being deployed from her Georgia offices to manage interim operations.