Florida Sheriff Asks Trump’s Ice to remove Biden-era “shackle”
The Florida Sheriff said federal immigration officials can hold hands to make the community safe, as they need to remove “bondage” from local law enforcement agencies. Illegal criminal immigrants.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd told Fox News Digital that the local department will become “the biggest asset” for U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) and will be an operational and removal operation when carrying out enforcement and removal operations. Ta. President Donald Trump We promise to deport illegal immigrants.
He highlighted the need for infrastructure to house immigrants, saying federal authorities need to “remove local governments out of the chain.”
“Infrastructure needs to be needed at the federal level to accommodate these people because they are or have illegally committed crimes here,” he said. . “There are 1.4 million people on federal warrants or deletion orders. If they can identify them, they can be put in their computers and go and pick them up.”
“It’s not just about turning the switch on and off, we need to put together our infrastructure. But we’re already going to be an alliance on even greater levels than before,” he said. “We’re loading illegal immigrant criminals onto the ice.”
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd discussed how his department is supporting ICE by arresting criminal immigrants. (Fox News Digital)
Polk County in between Orlando and Tampa The Metro Region signed a memorandum of understanding in 2019 to work with ice officials during Trump’s first term.
“And they (the ice under the previous Trump administration) came and got a lot of people out of us that they arrested on other criminal charges. But we did have those numbers. We saw it falling under the Biden administration,” he said. “Frankly, they thought it would be better to keep foreigners of crime violations in this country so that they could sacrifice people rather than chase them off.”
“I give great tribute to the Government (Ron) DeSantis, House Speaker Danny Perez and Senate Speaker Ben Albritton. The infrastructure that works with all Florida governments to support immigration at the federal level. to make sure you have it,” he said.
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Judd pointed to the information gap between local law enforcement agencies and federal officials. He explained that immigrants with active deportation orders are not listed in the National Crime Information Centre, a central information database used by law enforcement to view individuals’ criminal history.
“I think it’s a matter of officer safety. When we stop the vehicle, the people we stop are, with an active deportation order, knowing, ‘My well, they caught me.’ It may be illegal. But we don’t know that,” Judd said. “We also cannot pick them up and deport them with this order, as the federal government cannot enter the system. Give us information to help them.”
“We must have open communication between the federal governments. Between ice and us, To help them, he said, “That’s what we’re working on right now.”
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Judd said under the Biden administration last April or May, his officers arrested criminal immigrants who were accused of suffocating the victims. He said, as a custom for his agency, they contacted the ice and grabbed him.
“He left our prison in an ice van and we thought, ‘Well, they’re gone,'” he said. “Well, last month we discovered that the same person has a DUI with his brother again. He’s illegal and drunk,” he said. “We say, ‘Hey, did we think we deported you?” And we denied the hold last April, so the ice puts him another hold. I learned that there is none. ”
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Judd provided an example of how immigration crime affected Polk County residents.
“The Biden administration allowed illegal Venezuelans here, who were professional robbers, and they targeted Asian American friends who were legally and owned here,” he said. “In that case, seven out of nine robbers targeted Asian Americans.”
“We’ve also broken the group Venezuela immigrants He said he stole millions of dollars from victims in Polk County and central Florida.
“We also saw traffic deaths from offences who were driving without a license and without a license or respect,” he said.
Judd said the $1.69 million thieves have been abolished from cash, jewelry and clothing stolen from a gated community home. The theft took place in August 2024. (Polk County Sheriff’s Office)
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Judd said their crime rate is at their lowest in 53 years for them A difficult criminal approach.
“Our crime rates will be even lower if the Biden administration doesn’t allow all criminals here. Our sacrifices will be lower,” he said.
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“We probably don’t have fentanyl issues, and we had people who died from fentanyl overdose,” he said. “We can change this, and we need the federal government to hurry up and get help as soon as possible.”