A group of Miami residents has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump and the state of Florida, challenging the transfer of nearly three acres of waterfront land for the former president's proposed presidential library.

The lawsuit alleges that the prime waterfront property, which previously belonged to Miami Dade College, was improperly transferred to Trump by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. The plaintiffs claim the land transfer was conducted illegally and for Trump's personal benefit.

The disputed property consists of approximately three acres of waterfront real estate, representing valuable public land that the college previously owned. The residents argue that the transfer violated proper procedures for disposing of public property.

Governor DeSantis, a Republican who has supported Trump politically, facilitated the land transfer as part of the proposed presidential library project. The lawsuit challenges both the process and the legitimacy of transferring the public asset to Trump.

The legal action represents the latest controversy surrounding Trump's business dealings and potential conflicts of interest. Presidential libraries are typically established through private fundraising efforts, though they often receive some form of public support or land contributions from state and local governments.