Ana Ceballos, News Service of Florida

“Looking at the hole in the ceiling, I was thinking, where can I be safe?”

More than a month after the trade mission ended, the full cost of the trip, proposed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, is not clear.

“There is no serious dispute that adding a citizenship question would diminish the accuracy of the enumeration of the population.”

“Our biggest concern is religious freedom. Taxpayers should never be forced to subsidize religious instruction.”

Roughly 3,000 children, many of which were separated from their parents, are currently housed at the facility.

Local governments will be required to “use their best efforts to support the enforcement of federal immigration law.”

“We cannot continue to do the same thing and expect different results.”

The former Broward County Sheriff’s deputy faces 11 charges.

Being named in a subpoena does not mean a person is under investigation.

The new program would allow corrections officers to perform functions of ICE agents.

Details of the upcoming excursion of about 80 people, headed by DeSantis, remain unclear or under wraps.

DeSantis said local and state resources would be strained as a result of the federal government “dumping unlawful migrants into our state.”

The Republican governor’s office said DeSantis was not informed of the plan.

The program would deputize state correctional officers as immigration agents in an effort to “identify and process criminal aliens.”

With their eyes on the Super Bowl and WrestleMania, officials are looking for new ways to ensure victims are not trafficked for sex or labor.

The governor signed the bill (SB 7030) hours after it was sent to his desk.

“This is a proactive bill that panders to fear,” said Sen. Darryl Rouson, D-St. Petersburg. “It panders to the specter of what is not.”

Cities will not be able to enforce any single-use plastic laws until 2024.

The governor wants a powerful new role in enforcing immigration laws in so-called “sanctuary cities.”

Studies have proven that immigrants commit less crime than native-born citizens.