Florida to eye $90 million in grants for immigration enforcement
Florida's top state elected officials will review $90 million in grant requests for local police to fund their immigration enforcement work.
Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet soon will consider approximately $90 million in immigration enforcement grants for local law enforcement agencies throughout the state. They're set to meet June 9 .
The money will go toward a fire suppression system for a server room in Escambia County, handguns for Santa Rosa County, drones for Alachua County and "official police" patches for uniformed officers with the Auburndale Police Department.
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