The Trump (R) Administration is sending 200 Marines to Florida, to aid Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Officers, according to a Statement by U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM).
The Deployment is part of a Broader push by the Administration, to Ramp-Up Deportations using Active-Duty Troops, under a Law known as Title X, which allows Troops to be used to Protect Federal Property and Personnel.
Last month, the Pentagon announced that it Planned to send another 700 troops to Florida, Louisiana, and Texas, to help Immigration Officials with Logistical and Administration Support.
ICE Enforcement will determine what the Marines will Do and where they Work, according to NORTHCOM.
There are already approximately 100 National Guard personnel assigned to the Florida immigration detention center that Trump is calling "Alligator Alcatraz."
Capt Brittianie Funderburk, a Spokesperson for the Florida National Guard, said earlier this Week, that the Guard Personnel are being used to help Secure the Perimeter and Perform Administrative Duties.
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