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- Miami Mayor Francis Suarez pledged to end the city’s 287(g) ICE pact but has not yet taken it to the City Commission.
- Former ICE acting director John Sandweg said Miami’s arrest increase is driven by immigrant presence and the city’s ICE cooperation.
- Florida’s state and local opposition has slowed detention-camp growth and pressured agencies to cut ties to 287(g) agreements, a development scholars call “crimmigration.”
