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Orange County is slashing ICE detainee stays from 72 to just 48 hours—only for those facing local criminal charges—marking a major shift in local immigration policy. Driven by budget pressures, staffing limits, and Florida’s legal obligations, the move aims to balance compliance with cost-cutting. Advocates hail it as a win against systemic harm, though federal approval is still pending. If approved, Orange County will join most Florida counties in adopting stricter agreements—with a $50 per detainee reimbursement, plus up to $150 with state funds. The decision follows months of community outcry and reflects a growing pushback against federal immigration enforcement’s human toll.
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