The abandoned Florida airport became the ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

The convoy of trucks that carry tents, construction materials and toilets are almost abandoned at the picturesque Everglade of Florida at the UNESCO World Heritage Center.

But they do not help build the next great tourist attraction in the region.

Instead, they are setting the basics of a new arrest of migrant arrests, “Alligator Alcatraz”.

The facility, in the middle of a Miami marsh, proposed by state legislators to support the Deportation Agenda Donald Trumpen Deportation Agenda.

“You don’t invest so much in the perimeter. People don’t care that alligators and Pythons don’t wait,” explained in a video of James Uthmeier, a Republican, rock music and social media.

The new arrest center is being built on the Dade-Collier training and transition airport site, Miami Mile 43 miles (70 km), in the center of Everglades, an important basic subtropical wetland.

The airport of the arrest center is mainly a pilot rider pilot pilot pilot.

Along with mosquitoes with hot summer heat, we only managed to advance some compounds in the compound, as expected, when a guard in a truck blocked our path.

We listen to sounds coming from a small channel next to the compound. We wonder whether the fish, snakes or wetlands are walking hundreds of alligators.

Although the Airstrip Miami-Dade County, the decision to become a detention center was made by the Republican governor of Ron Desantis by calling the emergency capacity, the flow of migrants without document.

New centers, authorities will have the ability to have 1,000 arrests and operations in July or August will begin becoming a questionable symbol of the Trump Admigration policy.

By talking at the press conference on Wednesday, desantis was the last to be built in the middle of the swamp.

“We will probably do something similar to Camp Blanding,” Desantis said, referring to the former US Army training facility to 300 kilometers north.

A state official said that “working on it” and would have a formal ad “very, very quick”.

As a trumpet Orders to carry out immigration authorities “The only mass deportation program in history,” Human Rights Institutions say that arrest centers are being flooded.

CBS News, according to data obtained by immigration and customs (ice), has 59,000 detainees registered at the national level, 140% above its capacity.

Betty Oscela, a member of the local American community, lives next to the site and recently took part in the protest against the installation.

The authorities stated that it will work for a period of time or years than being a temporary site.

“I have serious concerns about environmental damage,” he told us that Osceola was talking next to a channel that swimming alligat.

He is also concerned with the living conditions arrested in the new facility.

These concerns are echoed by environmental organizations such as Everglades friends and US human rights organizations

The American Florida American Libribe (ACLU) said the proposed BBC facility “is not only cruel and senseless. Our immigration system uses more than people punish people.”

In the populated sites, also in populated sites, ACLU said: they have well documented “denial of the intangible and abuse of legal entrepreneur”.

BBC Mundo was contacted at the Florida General Lawyers Office, but did not receive an answer.

In Social Media Video, UTHMEER says “Effective” project and “low cost option for temporary arrest”.

“Alligator Alcatraz” says, “he doesn’t go anywhere, to hide anywhere.”

Expanding new centers, adaptation or building has been one of the main challenges to accelerate deportations.

Homeland Security Security Kristi Noem said in a statement sent to the BBC that Fertida will receive the Federal Fund, establishing a new arrest center.

“We work at the turbo speed about innovative and innovative ways to deliver Americans in the term of office, to make massive deportations of illegal criminals,” he added.

“We will open the facility and bed space in one day in collaboration with Florida.”

Noem says that the facility will finance the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which is responsible for the coordination of disasters.

Daniella Levine Cava, the democratic Mayor of the County Miami-Dade, is the owner of the Airstrip Land, has noted that the state authorities asked for information.

The mayor has “clearly left” the use of the airport, which is about funding and environmental impacts, his office said in BBC’s statement.

While immigration attacks have increased in cities like Los Angeles, the arresting operations are so widespread in Miami Dade County and south of Florida.

Many undocumented Latin people prefer to stay home because they are afraid of arrest and sent to arrest centers, according to the testimonies collected by BBC Mundo.