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florida has spent 460 million on immigration enforcement in past year
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AI-generatedThis article describes state-level government spending on immigration enforcement in Florida. There is no direct commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain disruption, or company margin effect. The spending is fiscal and policy-related, not tied to a specific sector's revenue or cost structure. Commercial impact is absent.
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- Florida spent nearly $460 million on immigration enforcement in the past year.
- An additional $45.3 million was allocated recently.
- Funding comes from the Emergency Preparedness and Response Fund created in 2022 for disaster response.
- Governor DeSantis declared a state of emergency regarding illegal immigration since January 2023, renewed over 20 times.
- Federal government approved $608 million for reimbursement, but funds not yet received.
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