After states threats, a Florida city reverses course on immigration enforcement vote

Under political pressure from Gov. Ron DeSantis, the Fort Myers City Council reversed course on Friday and voted to allow local police to act as federal immigration agents — a … Click to Continue »

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After states threats, a Florida city reverses course on immigration enforcement vote

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