Florida's Alligator Alcatraz ICE facility set to return to the Everglades

18 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 7

A senior Florida official said the Ochopee site has processed more than 21,000 migrants for deportation, while its 2.5-mile runway will stay available for large ICE flights.
The state says the temporary centre will close as Congress-funded permanent detention sites come online, after talks with the Trump administration over costs reported at more than $1 million a day.
The move follows an 11th Circuit ruling allowing the facility to remain open despite an environmental challenge, with Florida saying the land will not be developed once operations end.

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