A federal judge in Florida on Thursday ordered late night that some of the “crocodile Alkatraz” were closed and stopped the state of Sunshine from bringing migratory detention to more prisoners, as he ramps on his ramp. Immigration crack,
The appointment of US District Judge Kathleen Williams, former President Obama ruled that Florida should stop the expansion of “crocodile Alkatraz” and the establishment of more lighting. He ordered the removal of all generators, gas, sewage, and other waste and waste receptac within 60 days, which were established to support the project “.
Williams, in its 82-page RulingSaid that the government would have to remove the temporary fence to allow microkoki “The members of the tribe must be accessed with access to reach the site which they enjoyed before the construction of the detained camp.”
The ruling environmental organizations are a win that has argued the convenience of detention, which has been opened Previous monthFlorida is a threat to Everglades and surrounding wildlife.
Williams stated that the project “increases indiscriminate damage as housing loss and mortality in endangered species in the region.”
He stopped Florida from detaining any additional people in this facility, “The site is not already being detained at the time of this order came into effect.”
Homeland Security Secretary Christie NoM Department Said Earlier this month that “Elegator Alkatraz” is a model for the state -run immigrant preventive features.
The hill reached DHS to comment on Thursday’s decision.
The feature uses tents with chain-link fences as cells to home migrants. In convenience, the prisoners have complained about poor functioning air conditioning, insects and food filled with magots.
Florida village. Ron desntis (R), who said that the facility will be able to build houses up to 5,000 prisoners, Argued That “crocodile Alkatraz” will have “zero environmental effects.”
Williams’s decision came on the same day when his last temporary Order The convenience for two weeks ended to suspend the construction. In June, environmental groups filed suit, alleging that Nirodh Center does not follow environmental rules.
Earlier this week, US District Judge Rodolfo Ruiz Dismissed Parts of a suit brought by the prisoners, who alleged that they were not being given enough access to the lawyers.
