Florida Files Lawsuit Against Biden-Harris Administration Over Criminal Illegal Immigrant Releases
By Bethany Blankley (The Center Square)
The state of Florida has taken legal action against the Biden-Harris administration, seeking information on the number of illegal foreign nationals convicted of violent crimes who were released into the United States instead of being deported.
Florida’s Attorney General, Ashley Moody, filed the lawsuit, citing the administration’s immigration policy as reckless and irresponsible. The lawsuit alleges that the administration’s actions have led to dangerous criminals being released into communities, causing chaos and crime.
The lawsuit was initiated after Florida’s Freedom of Information Act request in March received no response. The request aimed to uncover details about criminal illegal foreign nationals allegedly being released into the U.S. post their prison terms, rather than being deported.
Named defendants in the lawsuit include U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement and the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Moody criticized the administration for refusing to deport dangerous illegal immigrant prisoners and emphasized the need for transparency in such matters.
Moody highlighted the contrasting treatment of illegal border crossers apprehended at land borders versus those interdicted at sea. While sea interdictions often result in repatriation, land border apprehensions frequently lead to processing into the U.S. without immediate removal.
Under the Biden-Harris administration, the lawsuit states, criminal aliens are brought to the U.S. for prosecution and imprisonment but are not deported upon completing their sentences. This departure from established practices has raised concerns about public safety and national security.
Florida’s legal action underscores the need for accountability and adherence to immigration laws, especially concerning the release of criminal illegal immigrants into American communities. The lawsuit seeks to compel ICE to disclose relevant information and cover legal fees incurred by Florida.
Overall, the lawsuit reflects growing concerns about the administration’s immigration policies and their impact on public safety and law enforcement efforts in states like Florida.
Syndicated with permission from The Center Square.
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