POLITICSJun 30 · 21:29 UTCFLORIDA PHOENIXLiv Caputo

Florida immigration council warns agencies to report arrests. One member’s agency didn’t.

Florida's immigration enforcement council, composed of sheriffs and police chiefs, warned agencies to report immigration arrests after data showed non-compliance. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, led by Sheriff T.K. Waters, failed to report any immigration-related arrests for a year due to a reporting error, while over 60% of agencies partnering with ICE have not submitted required reports.

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