Northwest Florida Reception Center/photo courtesy of the Florida Department of Corrections
A pilot program at the Northwest Florida Reception Center would allow the Florida Department of Corrections to “identify and process criminal aliens who may pose a risk to public safety in Florida,” said Corrections Secretary Mark Inch.
November 26, 2019 at 12:28 PM
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Florida is poised to deputize state correctional officers as federal immigration agents at a state-run prison as part of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement program.
The move by Florida has been “reviewed and approved” by a federal advisory board, and the state is now “awaiting official notification of the Memorandum of Agreement from ICE,” the Florida Department of Corrections confirmed to The News Service of Florida on Friday.
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