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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Florida Sheriffs announce public safety efforts

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Tampa, Fla. -- The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and sheriffs from several Florida counties announced new efforts to enhance public safety Wednesday.

The Deputy Director of ICE announced 17 Basic Ordering Agreements (BOA), which will involve 17 jurisdictions in Florida in an effort to make the area safer with regards to people who are here illegally.

"This process will result in fewer criminal aliens released to the street. It's as simple as that," said ICE Deputy Director Thomas Homan.

"The stronger our partnerships are with local law enforcement, the better we can execute ICE's public safety mission and protect our communities."

A BOA is an existing procurement tool for acquiring a substantial, but presently unknown, quantity of supplies or services. A BOA is not a contract, but rather is a set of terms negotiated between an agency and a service provider that contain a description of services to be provided, terms applicable to a future order between the parties, and a method for pricing, issuing, and delivering on future orders.

ICE says the collaborative effort is to ensure that dangerous criminals here illegally are not released back into the community.

There will now be a 48 hour hold once criminals are released from custody so that ICE can pick them up, and the local service provider will be reimbursed for the detention costs.

Sheriff Gualtieri of Pinellas County says the agreement is in place to address criminal illegal aliens, not just people who are here illegally.

Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk County was also in attendance and cited a few cases where criminal illegal aliens committed violent crimes in Florida and went to jail for 50+ years on taxpayer dollars.

Representatives from the National Sheriffs' Association and the Major County Sheriffs of America were also on hand in the joint press conference.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Florida Sheriffs announce ...

Deploy the National Guard for 12 months to assist ICE in picking them up from jails so ICE is not stretched thin.

START BOOTING THEM RIGHT BACK OVER THE BORDER WITHIN 24 HOURS

DO NOT DETAIN...DEPORT

ALL FOREIGN MINOR RUNAWAY'S NEED TO BE HANDED OVER TO THEIR CONSULATE OR EMBASSY FOR IMMEDIATE DEPORTATION!


SHUT DOWN DAYCARE AND DETENTION CENTERS!

Take it nationwide! Thank you Sheriffs! Thank you Florida. This is the answer. Authorize and acknowledge the rights of state and local law enforcement to enforce US immigration law without fear of reprisals or lawsuits from the federal government. They will rise the occasion to help US solve this problem. President Trump, issue an Executive Order on this immediately. Thank you.