President Donald Trump‘s sign-off on Florida’s plan to deputize the National Guard to serve as immigration judges is the ...

Legal experts are concerned that immigration judges with only six weeks of training will not uphold constitutional ...

President Donald Trump said Tuesday he would approve Florida’s plan to expedite deportations by having qualified National ...

The plan includes training National Guard officers as immigration judges with a training duration of six weeks. Gov. Ron DeSantis has been advocating for federal approval on this initiative.

Trump supports Florida’s plan for National Guard members to serve as immigration judges at a South Florida detention center to expedite deportations.

President Donald Trump appeared to support Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s plan on Tuesday to appoint Florida National ...

President Trump said he approved DeSantis' plan to deputize National Guard members as immigration judges to speed up deportations at "Alligator Alcatraz." ...

DeSantis made the remarks alongside President Donald Trump during a visit to "Alligator Alcatraz," a new detention facility ...

DeSantis on Monday said having the National Guard work as immigration judges on site at the detention center could fast-track deportations. On Tuesday, DeSantis said his goal was to cut through ...

The proposal does not mean that rank-and-file soldiers would be converted into immigration judges, of which there are 600 judges nationwide. The state's National Guard has about nine Judge ...

“National Guard members are being deputized to serve as immigration judges in this Everglades detention camp,” Kennedy wrote in a statement on X. “This is intended to strip due process from ...