The Republican Party of Florida removed deportation-themed shirts, hats and other merchandise from its website that featured ...

The Florida Republican Party pulled "Deportation Depot" merch from its website after a branding dispute with Home Depot.

"We don't allow any organization to use our branding or logo for their commercial purposes," a Home Depot spokesperson told Newsweek.

The Republican Party of Florida on Saturday removed a line of deportation-themed shirts, hats and other tchotchkes for sale on its website that mimicked The Home Depot’s logo.

The Florida GOP had released merchandise, including baseball caps, coffee mugs, and T-shirts, bearing the branding “THE DEPORT DEPOT” in orange block lettering.

After Thursday’s announcement, the Republican Party of Florida started selling merchandise with the logo “Deportation Depot” ...

Corporate complaints over “parodic” merchandise found the Republican Party of Florida responding to a home improvement chain about First Amendment rights. Never one to rest on his […] ...

Marcus founded Home Depot with Arthur Blank This is a photo of a Home Depot store. Bernard Marcus, the billionaire co-founder of Home Depot who has for years been an ardent supporter of former ...

Home Depot today is worth $321 billion and has around 2,300 stores in North America. As for the current US unemployment rate, it's at 3.7%, the lowest in decades, despite the hiring challenges ...

A line of deportation-themed shirts, hats and other knickknacks for sale on the state Republican Party website bore a logo ...

TALLAHASSEE — The Republican Party of Florida on Saturday removed a line of deportation-themed shirts, hats and other ...