The Trump administration is funding Florida projects and is attempting to turn the Everglades airfield (surrounded by swamps and crocodiles) into a massive immigration detention facility.
Florida GOP Attorney General James Usmier, who dubbed the project “Crocodile Alcatraz,” proposed the idea at the beginning of June, suggesting that the location was perfect as detainees could virtually escape. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Kristi Noem confirmed in an official statement that at least the majority will be funded by FEMA’s shelter and services programs. (Related: The judge really wants to release Dems’ favorite human smuggler)
“Under President Trump’s leadership, we work at Turbospeed, providing a cost-effective and innovative way to realize American missions against the massive deportation of criminally illegal aliens,” Noem said Monday night. x. “Thanks to our partnership with Florida, we will be expanding our facilities and bed space in just a few days.”
In contrast to policy changes since the last administration, Noem said the Biden White House will use these FEMA funds to pay for illegal immigrant housing at luxury accommodations such as the Roosevelt Hotel, which protected the killers of Laken Riley and other immigrant gang members.
Top Shot – An airboat can be seen floating above the Everglades Wetland in Everglades National Park, Florida on September 30, 2021. (Photo: Chandankanna / AFP)
A Uthmeier spokesman has written to the Daily Caller News Foundation. Social Media Posts He made a Monday night to confirm the cooperation between his office and DHS.
“We are proud to support President Trump and Secretary Noem on their mission to completely correct our illegal immigration issue,” Usmeyer said. “Alligator Alcatraz and other Florida facilities do just that. We in Florida will fight alongside this administration to keep Florida safe, strong and free.”
At a cost of approximately $450 million a year, the facility will feature 5,000 beds to house illegal immigrants and other foreigners under federal immigration detention. According to New York Times. Construction on the Wannial Catraz, which consists of large tents and other facilities, began on Monday.
“People are leaving. There’s not much waiting for them except for crocodiles and pythons. They can’t go anywhere and there’s nowhere to hide,” Usmieyer said of the proposal previously.
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