Florida Democrats inspect “Wannial Cutraz” amid flood concerns

Several Democrats visit the new “Crocodile Alcatraz” Illegal immigration A detention center being built Thursday near the Everglades and Big Cypress National Reserve in Florida.

“Official legislative site visits” are “a series of deep and troubling developments in the state,” depending on what the authorities argue, according to “an institutional history.” Immigration detention Facility, “According to the news release.

Florida Senators Shevlin Jones and Carlos Guillermo Smith will be joined by state representatives Anna Escamani, Angie Nixon and Michele Rayner.

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The visit comes days after President Donald Trump visited the state’s website with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Secretary of Homeland Security. Kristi Calls.

Democrats alleged that illegal immigrants were transferred to detention centers Wednesday night.

They claimed it had rained less than a week after the rain was opened to illegal immigrants. According to the release, “Concerns about safety and emergency preparation in an already unstable environment (ED).”

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“We are exercised our legal authority as state legislators to train Dade Collier and inspect taxpayer-funded facilities in this remote area at the transition airport,” the lawmakers wrote in a joint statement. “This is not a federal project, it is fully funded, operated and approved by the state of Florida. Governor DeSantis. And what’s going on here is non-Americans.

“Alligator Alcatraz represents a cruel, makeshift detention camp rooted in a corrupt, bid-strapped $450 million payroll system to enrich GOP donors by pretending to be border enforcement.”

The 30-square-mile facility houses 5,000 ice detainees and is protected by crocodiles and pythons.

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Trump officials announced on Tuesday that the project was approved and that crews began working on transformation on Monday.

“What we are witnessing is not about security or problem solving. It’s about inhumane political theatres that put real people at risk,” the Democrats wrote in a statement. “Reporting extreme heat, floods, structural issues, environmental threats and human rights violations requires immediate surveillance. As lawmakers, we have the legal right and moral responsibility to inspect this site, demand answers, and expose this abuse before it becomes a national blueprint.

“Many of this is also a distraction from the everyday problems faced by all Floridians, such as housing affordability and the property insurance crisis,” they added. “Desantis needs to focus on solving these problems rather than creating more confusion.”

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The “test” comes two months after Newark Mayor Las Baraka was arrested at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Detention Center, where three members of Congress also stormed the facility’s gates and called for a “surveillance visit.”

While Baraka was arrested for trespassing, he was released hours later and the charges were dropped.

In addition to in-person visits with lawmakers, several environmental groups filed a federal lawsuit on Friday, claiming that officials should suspend construction to allow time to assess the potential ecological impacts of the renovation.

Ministry of Homeland Security Deputy Chief Tricia McLaughlin previously told Fox News Digital about the “lazy” lawsuit filed by friends in the Southern District of Florida and friends for biodiversity.

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DHS did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Louis Casiano of Fox News Digital and Bill Melugin of Fox News have contributed to this report.