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Después de permanecer dos semanas en un centro de detención en Texas, Sebastian Jimenez Peroza, estudiante de último año de Gainesville High School, y su madre, Antmary Peroza Barrios, llegaron al aeropuerto de Jacksonville después de que cada uno fuera liberado bajo una fianza de $5,000.
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To learn more about the changes to higher ed, Kristin Chermont Spina spoke earlier with Karin Fischer.
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According to the approved rule, any person “who is present in the United States unlawfully” will not be eligible for enrollment beginning in the 2027-2028 academic year.
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Dos días antes del primer día de clases, oficiales de inmigración arrestaron a Sebastián Jiménez Peroza, de 17 años —estudiante y atleta de la escuela secundaria Gainesville High School— y al resto de su familia.
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Within a week, the family of four was separated among three different detention facilities in two states.
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Alligator Alcatraz closed on June 25, just shy of its one-year anniversary. But even before it opened on July 1, 2025, the facility faced numerous lawsuits.
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At a State Immigration Enforcement Council meeting Tuesday, Florida’s top cops said some are barely cooperating or not engaging at all in President Donald Trump’s agenda.
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Uthmeier had sent out a memo saying the judge was legally wrong and that he couldn’t prevent police officers and deputies from enforcing the law.
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Around 30 Gainesville residents — from concerned citizens, parents, teachers and students — gathered at the Matheson Museum on Tuesday to express their concern over the Alachua County School Board's policy to cooperate with immigration officials on school campuses.
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City leaders in Fort Myers abruptly reversed course Friday after threats from Florida's governor and attorney general and voted to allow police officers in this southwest Florida city to enforce federal immigration laws.