Florida governor announces state to open ‘deportation depot’ immigration jail | Florida

Florida’s Governor of the Republic Ron Desantis said on Thursday that a federal judge said that the state would open a second migrant prison because it would turn off the controversial existing facility known as “Crocodile Alcatraz”.

In addition to the remote tent camp, Desantis painted the next detention center at the Baker Correction Authority in Sanderson. He also said that the facility would hold up to 1,300 undocumented immigrants waiting to be deported.

“We need additional capacity beyond what we already do in Southern Florida. There is a large section that is not used in Baker. [It’s] Ready infrastructure, Desan Desantis said at a press conference at an unused prison, 50 miles north of Gainesville.

Baker was closed in 2021 after many reports. Excessive violence and abuse of convictions By guards.

The governor never gave a schedule for the opening, but he said that the facility, which he said he would be called the “limitation warehouse, would soon become operational.

Uz We’re not in a hurry to do this right today, but they’re doing what they need to do to do it at all deliberate speeds, “he said.

“A priority for the people of this state, a priority for the people of this country.”

The development was opened by an alliance consisting of environmental groups who wanted to close Crocodile Alcatraz in his heels listening to the final arguments in Miami on Wednesday.

The six -week old facility was fed with allegations of allegations of “inhuman” conditions, including prisoners, broken toilets and air conditioning, insufficient food and a respiratory virus this week.

Williams released a two -week restriction order at the Everglades detention facility last week and allowed the operations there to continue. He said he would decide if he would renew him before 21 August.

In a statement, one of the plaintiffs claiming that the camp caused an irreversible destruction to ecologically sensitive wetlands, the Biological Diversity Center, the Crocodile Alcatraz facility was closed while the lawsuit continued to be closed, he said.

Florida and Caribbean Director Elise Bennett, the group, said, uz We feel hopeful that the strong case we have filed in the last few days will move the court to pump the brakes in this dangerous detention center, ”he said.

Desantis did not mention the case on Thursday, but he confirmed the Emergency Management Department of the State, which operated the Crocodile Alcatraz on behalf of the immigration and Customs Protection Agency (ICE) using a number of special contractors.

“We are taking one more steps to secure the border and to implement immigration laws and to support the abolition of illegal foreigners, in which President Trump is elected to be implemented.”

Desantis emphasized a series of steps taken, including prohibiting sacred cities for undocumented immigrants and forcing state law practitioner agencies to support or participate in ice actions.

“We have done more than other states of a country’s miles,” he said.

In the beginning, Desantis concluded that he was looking at an immigrant prison in Camp Blanding, a common military training base in the west of Jacksonville, but his staff was a better option because Baker was a better option because he had concluded that there was a “shopping shop close to Lake City Airport and his longer runway.

“The reason for this is not to host people indefinitely, we want to process illegal foreigners to their own countries. This is the name of this game,” he said.