The officers involved in this detention say they feel like a “newborn giraffe with wobbly legs” when conducting immigration enforcement because their training consists of a “one hour class online”. You can’t make this up.

Here you have a Florida Fish & Wildlife officer detaining an individual who was fishing and admitting they have been directed to “check with immigration on anyone who gives us a passport and doesn’t appear to be a citizen”, which sounds a lot like racial profiling.

This is what happens to parked vehicles belonging to people who are detained when called for routine appointments at the Miramar (and other) ICE processing centers. Their vehicles are often towed, which is a racket for the towing companies involved.

What appears to be a transport bus and a GEO Group transport van going into Alligator Alcatraz yesterday.

Coast Guard plane flying from Louisiana to Alligator Alcatraz (TNT)

ICE presence East of US1 on Johnson Street in Hollywood, Florida. A detention took place by masked DHS agents in unmarked cars. One took the car of the detained person and drove away with it.

ICYMI: Lawyers representing the state of Florida admitted in court what we have been arguing for months: cities in Florida do not have a legal obligation to sign on to 287g police-ICE collaboration agreements. Here’s South Miami’s mayor on the matter: