By james art 
The Florida highway patrol assisted the attack by Jefferson County, headed by the US Department of Interior Security, resulting in 12 people detained, “believed to have been illegally resident in Florida.”
“FHP is equipped and has been working hard to apply illegal Florida immigration laws,” the agency said in an X publication, which included pictures of arrests with blurred persons.
“We are ready and ready to follow the governor’s manual and work with the federal partners to fulfill the illegal mandate for Trump’s immigration!”
The fasting agency’s post comes as rumors and fears revolve in social media about numerous raids on immigration and customs law enforcement (ICE) in homes and businesses in the capital of the country.
FHP said it collaborated with investigations into internal security in Talahassi, a subdivision of the US Department of Interior Security and acting as a major investigative part of the ICE.
Local law enforcement seems to be in the dark regarding the Federal Agency’s initiative.
Currently, the Sheriff of Leon County has said they were not related to the Feders to help with the operation, but MPs will continue to detain federal warrants, as always.
RAID follows a special session discussing illegal immigration across the country
The news of the detention on Tuesday comes the day after Florida’s legislation set a leg against governor Ron Ron, rejecting his special session, which was partly called to discuss the illegal implementation of immigration.
Within 15 minutes, the chamber and the Senate leaders got into and outside the special session of the governor, then called their own special session to discuss a bill: “Dealing and reforming the illegal migration policy” or the Trump Act.
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The new bill is closely linked to the DESANTIS proposal, but it seizes the implementation of state immigration and the federal coordination of the Immigration of the Agricultural Commissioner Wilton Simpson. The bill also does not have a request from Desantis for a law enforcement agencies to comply with immigration officials with severe penalties for non -compliance.
While the intention of both the legislature and the landing is to comply with the national repression of President Donald Trump on illegal immigration, the two do not agree with the best approach. The tension is increasing between the two branches of the state government.
Chair of Chamber, Daniel Perez, R-Mayami and Senate President Ben Albrite, R-Wauchula, said in a joint note before the Governor’s special session, which was now “completely irresponsible”.
“(U) Definite or unscrupulous state action can potentially violate or impede the success of (its) forthcoming efforts to end illegal immigration, close our borders and protect the sovereignty of our nation,” they said.
Since the senators and representatives – who are historically aligned with him – opposed the landing, he undertook the X, exploding the legislative power and called their proposal “greater” than his.
He said that this move “bizarrely downplayed the power of implementation of immigration by the governor” and “puts the fox responsible for the hen house”, which suggests that the agricultural industry – which relies largely on cheap labor – will not descend So difficult for employment and employment and deportation requirements as his office would do.
This is a developing storyS Check again for details.
Correction: A larger version of this story incorrectly listed the location of the attack. Later, a FHP spokesman explained that the detention had occurred in Jefferson County.
Local government reporter Elena Barrera can be found at [email protected]. Follow it at X: @elenabarreraaa.
This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: Ice Raid in Big Bend? 12 detained by FHP, internal security