The Department of Homeland Security is establishing a detention center for migrants in the Florida Everglades, funded largely by FEMA, with costs estimated at $450 million annually. Criticism has arisen from local lawmakers, including Miami-Dade’s mayor, over potential environmental impacts, while Florida’s Attorney General argues the site will deter escapees due to its remote location.
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Top DOJ official pushes to keep interim U.S. Attorney Alina Habba in place as deadline approaches
Alina Habba, appointed as acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey by President Trump, faces a critical decision from state judges regarding her interim role, which expires soon without Senate confirmation. Despite her controversial tenure and clashes with Democratic leaders, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche advocates for her continuation, citing her leadership and recent achievements in hiring prosecutors. Want More Context? 🔎
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