Key West commissioner ‘stands alone’ in vote to keep ICE partnership

The commissioner of a city in Florida said that its associates in the southern municipality of the state shocked themselves to “stand” to “stand alone” to “stand alone” after voting this week to end an agreement between the police department and the federal immigration officers.

Ki West City Commissioner Lichet Carrie told Fox News Digital that he considered the possible results of separating the 287 (G) agreement, which allows police officers to stop, question and detain illegal immigrants.

“I did my research before the meeting,” Carrie said. “I was the only member of the Commission who understood the results and respected our state and federal government and maintained the law.”

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In 5–1 votes, the Commission voted to zero the agreement, a step that came amid the illegal immigration of the Trump administration and action on exile.

Carrie said, “I was deeply disturbed by lack of understanding and disregarding our city’s safety, security and long -term welfare.” “Earlier, I was disappointed to cast a vote on the matter – and was clearly surprised – to recognize myself alone in recognizing the importance of maintaining this agreement.”

This step has already been taken against the leaders of the Talhasi state capital.

In a letter to the commissioners on Wednesday, Attorney General James Uthameyer of Florida said that his vote violates the state law and essentially “made” the West “Sanctuary city,

“Florida law unequally forbids the sanctuary cities,” Uthameyer wrote to the city leaders demanding reverse course. “Failure to take corrective action resulted in enforcement of all the applicable citizens and criminal punishment, including the removal of the post by the Governor.”

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He said that if they do not reverse the syllabus, they can face the removal from the office.

Kerry, whose mother and grandparents arrived in West from Cuba in the 1950s, said she supports legal immigration.

“I am proud of my legacy, and I respect the immigrants of many contributions to our communities,” she said. “But I also believe in following the law and ensuring public safety.”

“Ki West is often seen as a careless, generous city, but it is also a home of conservatives like me who support law enforcement,” Carrie said.

Earlier in the week, the village Ron Desantis said that the issue is a matter of following the state law.

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“I think the Attorney General Wears weighed at him, and I will let him analyze and send them whatever warnings they need to send them, to send it at the opening of the new” crocodile Alkatraz “Immigration Prevention Center in Everglades.

“But the reality is that you have a responsibility for full participation,” he said. “And you can indicate and try to make political statements, but the reality is that local governments will have to follow the Florida law.”

A White House spokesperson told Fox News Digital that only the residents risk the residents in those municipalities for not cooperating with the immigration officials.

The spokesperson said, “Local authorities refusing to work with federal law enforcement will not stop the Mission of Trump administration to remove dangerous, criminal illegal aliens from American communities.” “This will only put American citizens at risk living in their jurisdiction. Quickly and efficiently deporting violent aliens makes every American community safe.”

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Other Florida cities have done the contrary. In Miami, the city commissioners voted in favor of the previous month, so that police officers can enter their own 287 (G) partnership and get permission to work with US immigration and customs enforcement (ICE).