President Trump is visiting a tough new migrant detention center in the Florida Everglades tomorrow. Governor Ron DeSantis says this facility will help stop illegal immigration. They call it “Alligator Alcatraz” because it’s surrounded by swamps and dangerous wildlife.
This center can hold up to 5,000 people. It has a runway right on site to fly detainees out quickly. The only road in is remote, making escapes almost impossible. This place means business for deporting criminal illegal aliens fast.
Governor DeSantis built this center using emergency powers. He took unused land to set up temporary housing fast. Florida is teaming up with the federal government to make it work. National Guard members might even act as judges to speed things up.
The location is deep in the Everglades. It’s miles from any town, surrounded by alligators and rough terrain. White House officials say it’s perfect for keeping people locked up until deportation. There’s only one way out—a one-way flight.
DeSantis says this center will save taxpayer money. It uses existing land and fast setup methods. The cost is about $450 million yearly, but some gets reimbursed. It’s a smart way to handle the border crisis without waste.
Some people complain about the Everglades location. They worry about the environment or call it cruel. But strong borders matter more than these weak arguments. Protecting Americans comes first, always.
President Trump pushed hard for this project. He wants to deport millions of illegal immigrants. This facility is key to that mission. Passing new laws will help build more centers like this nationwide.
“Alligator Alcatraz” shows real action on border security. No more catch-and-release—just quick detention and removal. This is how we put America first and keep our communities safe.
