22
Jul
Florida has initiated deportation flights from a newly activated detention facility located deep within the state's interior, as part of a broader strategy to intensify immigration enforcement. The facility, situated on a remote property once used as a youth prison and colloquially dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” for its isolation and surrounding swampland, has become central to the state’s latest efforts to crack down on undocumented immigration.The introduction of these flights represents a major change in how Florida manages immigration procedures. State leaders have committed to enhancing apprehension and deportation activities in the forthcoming months, pointing to issues related to border protection…