Dozens of documents released by the Department of Justice related to the cases of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell give new insights into a UF presidential search advisory committee member’s involvements with the pair.
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The fate of Alligator Alcatraz is now in the hands of a Miami federal judge who over the last four months sanctioned Florida’s Republican attorney general and blocked police from enforcing a new state immigration law.
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.@AGJamesUthmeier invited federal judges to visit Alligator Alcatraz during a Fox News interview last week.
The Miami judge who held him in contempt of court wants to take him up on the offer.
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“Florida cannot operate an independent immigration detention system without federal supervision,” they wrote. “It cannot hold people without charge and without access to immigration courts.” By @anaceballos_ and @SienaDuncan
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Weeks after opening, Alligator Alcatraz to begin on-site legal services, state says
“We had some technology issues," FDEM Director Kevin Guthrie said. "We have now worked those things out.”
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Officials said Alligator Alcatraz will not hold minors — but a 15 year old was held there for 3 days.
The Mexican teen, who has no criminal record, was arrested during a traffic stop in Tampa.
w/@anaceballos_
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NEW: Nearly two weeks since "Alligator Alcatraz" opened to detainees, lawyers say they can't locate their clients on a federal immigration database, that they are having trouble scheduling legal visitations and that it's still unclear as to where to file legal briefs due to custody questions.
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w/ @SienaDuncan@AnaChacinc@clurhealy@jayhweaver
NEW: The @MiamiHerald obtained records that give insight into who is being held at the Alligator Alcatraz. A list of roughly 750 names marks about:
◾️250 with immigration violations
◾️260 with pending criminal charges
◾️240 with criminal convictions
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