By james art 
Talahasi – The Trump Administration calls on all 50 states to assist the Federal Government in the imposition of immigration measures – just as governor Ron Zaths seeks to expand the powers of state and local law enforcement, transportation and deportation of Immigrants living in Florida are in the country illegally.
On Thursday, the Minister of Interior Security of the Ministry of Homeland Security issued a note – which will almost certainly be discussed – which says there is a “mass influx of aliens” throughout the country and quotes provisions and laws that allow state and local Employees of law enforcement authorities to carry out “any of the powers, privileges or obligations” of federal immigration agents.
The Memorandum shows that the Trump administration lays the foundations to give local and state law enforcement authorities to enforce the powers to act under immigration law enforcement with the powers that federal agencies usually have, according to several legal experts who have talked to Miami Herald.
“It is fair to say that the memorandum has the potential to open Florida by playing a wider role than they were able to fulfill,” said Emma Winger, Deputy Director of Washington-based Immigration Council, in an interview with Herald in Friday.
Immigration and law experts have said that the scope of what may be allowed to do is vague, describing the legal authority cited in the Ministry of Internal Security Memorandum as unexplored waters, since it has never been used before.
“Without any guidance accompanying this note, it is difficult to know the full effects or exactly what will be authorized to carry out state or local employees,” Colleen Puzel-Kavan, an associated political analyst at the Institute of Migration Policy, said in email.
The note comes when the landing is urging Florida legislators to dramatically expand the role of the state in the federal immigration law enforcement during a special session beginning on Monday, which he said aims to help President Donald Trump fulfill his promise of mass deportation.
Although the Memorandum of Thursday opens the possibility that state and local officials may have more legal powers regarding immigration, it remains unclear whether states will be allowed to deport in the future – as Zanthis says it is not eager to do.
At a press conference on Thursday, Union said he was seeking the power to deport and repatriated migrants who were “washed” in Florida Keys. The federal government is responsible for the regulation, implementation and supervision of immigration laws, including deportations.
“If we stop them before they reach Keys now, we will give them to the coastline and the coast security will send them back. But if they somehow reach the shore, then do we just remain stuck forever? This is not a good policy, “said Zaths. “So I think we will be authorized to take and send back to Haiti or the Bahamas or wherever the illegal ones come.”
Department does not cite a specific enforcement order or federal law that would allow Florida to deport migrants – and his service did not respond to a request from Herald, seeking clarity on the governor’s legal motives.
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Depathis spread its proposals for immigration policy last week, waiting for Trump’s actions regarding immigration, which so far included attempts to limit the birth citizenship, a national statement of emergency position on the southwestern border and termination of the Badon era release processes who allowed more than half a million Cubans, Nicaraguans, Haitians and Venezuelans in the country.
In Florida, the governor said that the legislative actions proposed by him were in line with Trump’s plans on the basis of conversations he had with the president.
In order to support Trump’s immigration program, Zanthis asks state legislators to expand a state program – the unauthorized transportation program of foreigners – to facilitate “immigration law enforcement in accordance with federal law, but not just detention, transportation and deportation”.
According to the existing program, the state can only transport migrants who agree to move and who can show documents that they have been processed and released by the US Department of Interior Security. Florida taxpayers bear the cost of traveling, and travel is allowed to be carried out only within the United States.
A project of a legislative proposal published by the governor’s office says that the state will be allowed to hire private companies to help implement the program with the help of the Florida National Guard and the Florida State Guard, Civilian Military Forces under the control of the governor.
“Let’s make sure we are expanding the powers of the transport program is something that is really important,” Zoantis told reporters on Thursday.
The governor also wants legislators to transfer $ 350 million from the treasury to finance the services of the program, according to the draft proposal, published by the governor’s office. State and local law enforcement authorities will be able to use the program money to train employees to “fulfill or exercise the powers, privileges or obligations” of federal immigration agents in their communities, in accordance with the proposed legislation.
In recent years, the program has worked with an annual budget of $ 12 million. The governor’s cabinet did not answer a question about the drastic increase in funding for the program and how the money would be spent.
The governor also wants all US and district law enforcement agencies to provide at least 10% of their workforce in order to “fulfill or exercise the powers, privileges or obligations” of a federal immigration officer, according to a draft legislative proposal published on the governor website. He also wants the power to eliminate local officials who do not fully comply with the state and federal immigration directives. Until Friday night, no legislator has submitted a law with any of the governor’s proposals.
In Florida 48 sheriffs, they are already participating in a federal immigration program – known as 287G – which allows employees to perform limited immigration functions in district prisons. This includes the opportunity to retain immigrants who are illegal in the country in custody for up to 48 hours if a federal immigration agent has sent a request for their detention. Miami-Dad County has not been recorded, according to the Immigration and Customs Service website while the Braurd County is.
Winger, Deputy Director of Legal Affairs of the US Immigration Board, said state and local law enforcement officers will have to comply with federal immigration laws approved by Congress.
Orlando -based immigration lawyer Mark Arias stressed that while Congress writes immigration laws, the executive is the one that applies them. In this case, the internal security is knocking on the doors of the countries.
“The turn here is that the federal government wants state aid. So it will be interesting to see how this will develop, “Arias said.