Florida 2025 3rd Special Session

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10	10	F L O R I D A H O U S E O F R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
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13	13	House Memorial 1
14	14	A memorial to the Secretary of Homeland Security 2
15	15	urging the United States Department of Homeland 3
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17	17	opportunities for 287(g) agreements. 5
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19	19	WHEREAS, President Donald J. Trump, in Executive Order 7
20	20	14159, titled "Protecting the American People Against Invasion", 8
21	21	ordered the Secretary of Homeland Security to work with state 9
22	22	and local law enforcement agencies across the United Sta tes to 10
23	23	ensure their assistance with the protection of the American 11
24	24	people, and 12
25	25	WHEREAS, President Trump ordered the Secretary of Homeland 13
26	26	Security to enter into 287(g) agreements, under the Immigration 14
27	27	and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. s. 1357, with state and local law 15
28	28	enforcement agencies to perform the functions of immigration 16
29	29	officers by assisting the Federal Government with the 17
30	30	investigation, apprehension, and detention of illegal aliens, 18
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32	32	WHEREAS, President Trump ordered the Secretary of Homeland 20
33	33	Security to structure 287(g) agreements in the manner that 21
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35	35	enforcement agencies to assist the Federal Government in 23
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48	48	WHEREAS, in response to the border crisis, th e Legislature 25
49	49	passed enhanced state laws to combat illegal immigration, making 26
50	50	Florida a national leader in fighting illegal immigration, and 27
51	51	WHEREAS, Senate Bill 1808 (2022) required county 28
52	52	correctional facilities to enter into 287(g) agreements with the 29
53	53	Federal Government, and 30
54	54	WHEREAS, to better assist state and local law enforcement 31
55	55	agencies, the Secretary of Homeland Security and the Federal 32
56	56	Government should provide such agencies with guidance and 33
57	57	training opportunities, and 34
58	58	WHEREAS, Florida is read y to provide assistance, as this 35
59	59	state is home to robust, highly qualified, strategic, year -round 36
60	60	assets for law enforcement training, including the Camp Blanding 37
61	61	Joint Training Center in which the taxpayers have made 38
62	62	significant investments to establish i t as the premier training 39
63	63	facility in the Southeastern United States, and 40
64	64	WHEREAS, this state's training facilities are available and 41
65	65	prepared to meet the anticipated training and operational needs 42
66	66	of state and local law enforcement agencies entering into 287(g) 43
67	67	agreements, NOW, THEREFORE, 44
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69	69	Be It Resolved by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 46
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71	71	That the Secretary of Homeland Security is urged to provide 48
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84	84	directives to ensure cooperation and coordination with 287(g) 50
85	85	agreements and to maximize the state and local law enforcement 51
86	86	agencies impact in assisting the Federal Government in 52
87	87	combatting the effects of the unprecedented flood of illegal 53
88	88	immigration to the United States. 54
89	89	BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary of State is 55
90	90	directed to dispatch copies of this memorial to the President of 56
91	91	the United States, the President of the United States Senate, 57
92	92	the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, the 58
93	93	Secretary of Homeland Securi ty, and each member of the Florida 59
94	94	delegation to the United States Congress. 60