Florida Deportation Orders

Florida's deportation orders surge in June, following a national trend

Since March, deportations ordered by immigration judges in Florida have increased 18 percent, according to recently released data.

In June, judges issued 5,415 removal orders, a 17.6 percent increase compared to March’s 4,605 removal orders, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), a nonprofit that tracks immigration data.

Florida follows a national trend of an increase in deportation orders, which hit an all-time high of 79,000 in June, the most orders issued in a month so far in President Donald Trump’s second term.

Even though Florida remains one of the top states for overall deportations, it lagged behind an average national surge of 30 percent, as other states saw steeper climbs in the number of people ordered to be deported to their country of origin between the months of March to June.

And while Mexico is the destination country for the largest share of removal orders in the U.S., with 121,001 since last October (the beginning of the federal fiscal year), in Florida the most removal orders were issued to those originally from Guatemala.

With 3,934 detainees, Florida ranks fifth among states. About a quarter of immigrants detained in Florida are housed in a state-run immigration detention facility in Baker County dubbed Deportation Depot. Alligator Alcatraz, a billion-dollar tent facility located in the Everglades that was in operation for nearly a year, closed earlier this month.

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Illegal in Lake Worth Beach goes to prison for assaulting ICE officer

Guatemalan man sentenced to a year for assaulting ICE officers in Lake Worth Beach

A Guatemalan national was sentenced to federal prison on Friday after he assaulted two ICE officers attempting to arrest him in Lake Worth Beach.

U.S. District Judge Donald M. Middlebrooks sentenced 39-year-old Fredy Aureliano Morales-Ramirez, of Lake Worth Beach, to one year and one day in federal prison. The sentence follows his guilty plea for forcibly assaulting a federal officer.

“Assaulting federal officers will never be tolerated here,” said U.S. Attorney Jason A. Reding Quiñones for the Southern District of Florida.

Quiñones stated that the officers were lawfully executing an arrest warrant when they were met with violence, and noted that the sentence clarifies that attacking federal law enforcement in South Florida leads to imprisonment.

As one commenter said, "He thought he was in Minnesota."

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Arrest of Illegal by Florida Highway Patrol

Lake Worth traffic stop leads to arrest and escape attempt by undocumented driver

"On July 21, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a white van with no front bumper and a broken taillight on Lake Worth Road near I-95. When the trooper attempted to pull the vehicle over, the driver kept going before eventually stopping in an empty parking lot.

Troopers discovered that neither the driver nor the passenger had a valid license, and both admitted they were from Guatemala. Border Patrol determined the men were in the U.S. illegally and requested that they be brought to their Riviera Beach station.

While being transported, both men jumped out of the patrol truck near I-95 and Blue Heron Boulevard, running into the woods. A perimeter search was put in place, but the passenger was not found.

The driver, who had been arrested for driving without a license, now faces an additional charge of escape.

Authorities are still searching for the passenger." [WPBF]

Congresswoman from Blue State disses her Allegiance to the United States

Dem Rep Declares Allegiance to Guatemala Over America—Explodes In Her Face!

In a shocking display of disloyalty to the United States, Democratic Rep. Delia Ramirez (IL) openly proclaimed her allegiance to Guatemala over America during a speech at the Panamerican Congress in Mexico City this weekend.

The far-left lawmaker, who represents Illinois in Congress, boldly declared in Spanish, “I’m a proud Guatemalan before I’m an American,” a statement that has ignited fury among patriotic Americans and drawn swift condemnation from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Republican leaders.

While the liberal media remains eerily silent on Ramirez’s blatant rejection of American sovereignty, conservatives and immigration hawks are demanding accountability.

The DHS responded with a powerful rebuke, quoting President Theodore Roosevelt: “There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism…Americanism is a matter of the spirit and of the soul. Our allegiance must be purely to the United States. We must unsparingly condemn any man who holds any other allegiance.”

This statement underscores the foundational principle that elected officials must prioritize America first—a value championed by President Donald Trump, who has long warned against the dangers of dual loyalties in government.

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ICE Detainers placed on these illegal sex traffickers

PBSO: New arrests linked to human trafficking case in West Palm Beach

WPTV reporter Kayla McDermott digs through arrest reports where deputies’ investigation uncovered another brothel

We’re learning of two more arrests connected to a human trafficking operation in Palm Beach County.

According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, all of the suspects are undocumented immigrants.

On Wednesday, Selvin Garcia and Patricia Beilmatorres were arrested at a home on Pinewood Avenue in West Palm Beach in connection to, what deputies call, a human trafficking operation.

Arrest reports show both are in the United States illegally. Deputies accused of them of profiting off the brothel on Pinewood and one on Lake Avenue in Lake Worth Beach.

Last month, deputies raided the brothel in Lake Worth Beach near 1400 Lake Avenue and arrested Yudvin and Glin Zunigalatin. Deputies said the two men are brothers who are here from Guatemala illegally.

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Guatemalan Protesters with message for Kamala

Illegals storming through to our border

CNN Reporter Hit with Tear Gas While Reporting on Migrant Caravan

Read about the insurgency... I heard earlier that 2,000 of them turned around and went back to Guatemala.

Guatemalan Consul at South Grade Elementary

Lake Worth students relish high tea with the Guatemalan consul

Read about it... and South Grade Elementary School and Rebecca Hinson's 5th grade class having high tea with Mario Rene Azmitia, the Guatemalan consul.

Palm Beach County has 2,964 Guatemalan students with a high percentage in Lake Worth.

Guatemalen President in Lake Worth

"Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales, for his part, visited El-Dub to christen a new consulate.

The 5,300-square-foot facility on 10th Avenue North in Lake Worth aims to give Palm Beach County’s large population of guatemaltecos a place to get passports without traveling to Miami."

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