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Some prominent law enforcers who've been known for their tough stance on illegal immigration want a path to citizenship for certain undocumented immigrants.
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The nationalities of those taken into custody span more than 120 countries, and their ages range from 1 to 89.
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On "The Florida Roundup," Eve Samples with Friends of the Everglades discussed the organization's lawsuit against the state for the Alligator Alcatraz center and more.
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Many panel participants said the rules and objectives of both federal and state enforcement actions are often vague and even contradictory.
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Commissioner Stasi Kamoutsas says teachers can be fired for expressing such sentiments in social media posts or on school property.
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As budget talks start in Tallahassee, an early rift between the chambers involves the size of the emergency fund and a House bill that limits how it can be used.
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Part of the House's budget package would bar the use of the governor's emergency fund for immigration enforcement. The Senate plan does not include restrictions.
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The immigrant detention center in the Florida Everglades was embroiled in controversy before it opened last summer, and environmentalists are fighting to shut it down.
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A Leon County circuit judge wrote that the laws allow access to facilities such as state prisons and county jails — but not to the immigrant-detention center run by the state.
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Five Democratic lawmakers filed the lawsuit in July after they made an unannounced visit to the facility in the Florida Everglades and were denied access.