Maximum Overkill

Florida will soon open a second state-run immigration detention center in an empty prison west of Jacksonville, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Thursday, growing the state’s contentious effort to crack down on illegal immigration. The new detention center will be named the “Deportation Depot,” Mr. DeSantis said, again trying to brand a facility that will house federal immigration detainees for maximum political effect. His administration named its first state-run detention center “Alligator Alcatraz,” based on its location in the Florida Everglades. The Republican Party of Florida promptly began selling merchandise featuring that name. Unlike the Everglades facility, which was built in June on a remote airfield with little to no infrastructure, the new detention center will operate out of the Baker Correctional Institution in rural Sanderson, Fla. The Florida Department of Corrections closed that facility, which can house about 1,300 detainees, in 2021 as it consolidated several North Florida prisons. Kevin Guthrie, the executive director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management, said that temporary dorms could increase the new center’s capacity to about 2,000. The Division of Emergency Management operates the Everglades detention center, which state officials hope will be able to accommodate 4,000 detainees by the end of August.

Trey McBride is TE1 this year

Or 12th

Key aspects of the new policy Sharing Information during Traffic Stops: MPD officers are now authorized to share information with ICE about individuals not in police custody, such as those encountered during routine traffic stops. This includes sharing personal or identifying information, according to NBC Washington and an internal memo. Assisting with Transportation: The new order allows MPD to provide transportation for federal immigration agencies and their detained individuals. Limitations on Involvement: While expanding some areas of cooperation, the order also reaffirms existing restrictions. MPD officers are still prohibited from inquiring about immigration status solely for the purpose of enforcing civil immigration laws or arresting individuals based solely on federal immigration warrants or detainers. They also cannot share information about individuals in police custody with federal immigration agencies or allow federal immigration officials to question individuals in police custody.

Washington, D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) has recently adjusted its policy regarding cooperation with federal immigration authorities like U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This change, enacted through an executive order signed by Chief Pamela A. Smith, outlines specific ways MPD officers can now interact with and assist ICE. Key aspects of the new policy Sharing Information during Traffic Stops: MPD officers are now authorized to share information with ICE about individuals not in police custody, such as those encountered during routine traffic stops. This includes sharing personal or identifying information, according to NBC Washington and an internal memo. Assisting with Transportation: The new order allows MPD to provide transportation for federal immigration agencies and their detained individuals. Limitations on Involvement: While expanding some areas of cooperation, the order also reaffirms existing restrictions. MPD officers are still prohibited from inquiring about immigration status solely for the purpose of enforcing civil immigration laws or arresting individuals based solely on federal immigration warrants or detainers. They also cannot share information about individuals in police custody with federal immigration agencies or allow federal immigration officials to question individuals in police custody.

Democrats are scared of Trump deporting illegals because they're afraid of working class blacks. That's the Dems biggest fears. @Ron_Artest @squistion @The Real timschochet

It's your fault that they are the way they are. Democrats have kept blacks at arms length forever. This is why Democrats are scared of Trump deporting illegals. They're afraid of working class blacks. That's the Dems biggest fears. @Ron_Artest

GDP soars and Trump's economy roars. Liberals still won't give him credit. Will Democrats put politics aside and applaud as the American economy shows a strength and resilience that so many of them doubted? Probably not. - Thanks to President Donald Trump's bold policies, it appears that the United States will avoid a recession this year − one that so many liberals were predicting only months ago. Will Democrats put politics aside and applaud as the American economy shows a strength and resilience that so many of them doubted? Probably not. Nearly all markers of a strong economy are in top form. Unemployment is low, hovering at 4.1%. The past three months have seen steady job growth. Average hourly earnings for U.S. workers grew 3.7%. @squistion @Ron_Artest

?????? Do you have any idea how business works?

Not mentally ill

As they should, that's assault on a Federal Officer. Don't be a criminal and you won't have to worry about anything.

Newsome sides with violent criminals, illegal aliens and queers. What is he doing for normal people?? That's all. He doesn't care about anything but himself.

Trannies

One less to worry about

Hey genius, Segregation was worst in Democrat cities.

That's hot

Border Patrol backs Trump!

Either was his QB, and that hasn't changed.

My local economy is thriving. That's what happens when you live in a nice area with nice non-violent hard working Americans. Try it sometime

He only started the War

That's a great idea!!

Who's going to pick the berries, cut lawns, wash dishes, clean your hotel room or nanny your kids?

You do know he has a degenerative condition right? He can't handle a full workload anymore. Read the tea leaves. I'm not saying don't draft him, but if you do, you better cuff Guerrendo as well. You'll need it