The environmental lawsuit targets the center of migrant detention in Evergels

On Friday, multiple environmental groups filed a federal lawsuit claiming that officials did not evaluate the environmental impacts when building a “alcatraz”. Illegal The detention center near Everglades and Big Cypress National Pre order.

The lawsuit, filed by Everglades and the Center for Biological Diversity in the southern region of Florida, aims to stop the construction at the federal site, which is being built at the airport and unacceptable transportation.

“It is a lazy lawsuit, and it ignores the fact that this land has already been developed a decade ago,” Ministry of Internal Security The assistant secretary, Tricia McLeulin, told Fox News Digital.

Florida Building “Alcatraz” where the ice detainee faces the Special Natural Security System

The property of 30 square miles will be home to 5,000 deals for ice and are guards by crocodile and snake.

The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it had agreed to the project, and began working crews to shift on Monday.

Lawyers claim to install housing units; Building sewage and food services systems, lighting infrastructure, and diesel power generators; And the use of the runway to transfer the detainees, it offers “clear” environmental damage, according to L. Fox Bay report 13 Tamba.

The indigenous environmental groups and Americans living in the reserve protested on the airport on Saturday, and called on officials to protect their country from additional pollution.

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“In their rush to build the center, the defendants have exceeded the required environmental reviews illegally,” according to court documents. “The direct and indirect damage of the nearby wetlands, wildlife, air quality and water, and possible alternatives to work, must be considered under the National Environmental Policy Law before behavior.”

Lawyers also accused the officials of violating the Miami Dead County Law, and indicated that there was no emergency management authority to build and manage a reform center, according to the report.

Florida ruler Ron Desantis Fox News “Fox & Friends” told Friday that illegal immigrants could start arriving on Tuesday, which shows that no permanent changes will be made.

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“Everything is temporary,” said Desantis. “We will prepare it, and we will dismantle it. This is not the first Rodion. The effect will be zero.”

He added that the center will be The “multiplier”, and the assistant to enforce President Donald Trump’s mandate.

Fund from the country, the center will cost about 450 million dollars to work annually Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) Payment.

When the lawsuit seeking a judicial order is transferred through the courts, the work continues on the site, Fox 13 said.

Names of the lawsuit, the names of the Minister of Internal Security Christie Nayyu, and the director of representation for migration and customs in the United States (ICE) Todd Lyons, Director of the Emergency Department, Kevin Gutri, and Miami Dead County.

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Florida’s emergency and ice management did not respond immediately for Fox News Digital requests for comment.

Miami Deed’s province cannot be reached immediately for comment.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.