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Deportation flights from ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ begin as Florida vows a ‘surge’ of immigration arrests
It’s not clear where the flights ended up after Gov. Ron DeSantis announced them from the controversial tent city the state built to support the sweeping deportation agenda that helped propel President Donald Trump to a second term but is largely opposed by Americans.
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Report: Florida’s immigration detention facilities overcrowded, filled with unsafe and unsanitary conditionsA report by Human Rights Watch on Florida immigration detention facilities said they are overcrowded and filled with unsafe ...
Officials say they will need more detention space to hold all the new detainees, but they're still being stymied by the feds.
Trump aims to deport 1 million people. But a new poll shows people are viewing immigration more positively. How does Florida, ...
Neither President Donald Trump nor Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis can legally create a new system of immigration judges outside of ...
Florida officials raced to erect the compound of heavy-duty tents, trailers and temporary buildings in eight days, as part of the state’s muscular efforts to help carry out Trump’s immigration ...
Attorney General James Uthmeier was required to file the report as punishment for flouting a judge's ruling freezing its ...
Animal shelters in Florida are seeing pets from owners who were arrested or detained in Trump's mass deportation of illegal ...
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