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Florida Detention Camp, known as Elegator Alkatraz, is being run illegally by the workers of the state, who are “away from the grid”, the American Civil Liberty Union said that a new case in a new lawsuit should be pronounced in a separate case in a new case.
ACLU on Friday sued a group of Florida agencies involved in operating the facility, alleging that they are violating federal laws that are strictly limited to how state can participate in immigration enforcement.
The case in the federal court in Fort Myers is the latest legal threat to Florida’s coordinated attempt that supports the campaign to deport millions of unspecified immigrants of President Donald Trump. The camp was a key for the discovery of Governor Ron Desantis to play a high-profile role in the immigration Crackdown of Trump.
“The lack of authority to operate the convenience has resulted in unprecedented challenges that people are not generally in immigration, which are conducted without any charge, not getting initial custody or bond determination, not being present in the detention locator system, and not able to reach their lawyers or immigration courts,” said ACLU.
The White House and the Homeland Security Department did not immediately return the messages seeking comment. The Florida Department of Karcasions, one of the defendants in the case, also did not respond immediately.
The lawsuit, which wants a class-action status to represent all the prisoners in the convenience, alleges that the crocodile “unprecedented issues” in the Alkatraz Stem “from the clear lack of the authority in the heart of operating the facility”.
In a separate case, after a judge, the filing comes that the crocodile should be injured and disintegrate as it did not go through the general environmental review process for federal construction projects. Florida filed a notice of appeal.
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