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- Military sending 200 Marines to help ICE in Florida - CBS News
The U S military said it will send some service members to Florida, in the "first wave" of an operation to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement
- 200 Marines among those being sent to Florida to help ICE
The Trump Administration is sending 200 Marines to Florida to aid federal immigration enforcement officers
- 200 Marines deployed to Florida to help ICE in immigration crackdown
The Trump administration is sending some 200 Marines to Florida to aid Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in its deportation raids in the state, the U S military announced Thursday T…
- Trump admin deploying 200 Marines to Florida to support ICE deportation . . .
The Trump administration is sending 200 Marines to Florida to provide support for ICE deportation raids across the Sunshine State, military officials announced Thursday
- 200 Marines deployed to Florida to support ICE immigration enforcement . . .
U S Northern Command is deploying 200 Marines to Florida to support ICE's immigration enforcement, part of a 700-personnel mobilization providing support in multiple states
- Pentagon Sends 200 Marines to Florida to Support ICE
The Pentagon is sending 200 Marines to Florida to assist the Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement with administrative work, U S Northern Command announced
- Trump administration sending hundreds of Marines to Florida to help ICE
The U S military announced Thursday that 200 Marines will be deployed to Florida to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with administrative and logistical support
- Pentagon Sends 200 Marines to Aid ICE in Florida: Inside Their . . .
The Pentagon has deployed 200 Marines to Florida to support ICE’s immigration enforcement with administrative and logistical tasks, part of a 700-troop mobilization across Florida, Texas, and Louisiana Authorized on May 9, 2025, by the Secretary of Defense, the Marines operate under Title 10 authority but are strictly barred from law enforcement or detainee contact
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