President Donald Trump gave Florida wildlife some advice to illegal migrants, who can try to escape the new detention center in Everglades, informally known as “crocodile Alkatraz” before his President’s visit on Tuesday.
The facility announced by Florida’s Attorney General James Uthameyer (R) last month was built by the State Emergency Response Team (SERT) at the Dad-Calier Training and Infection Airport inside the Big Saru National President in just eight days:
When a reporter asked Trump to serve as a preventive for snakes and goal-infected water around the new center, he replied, “I think this is the concept.”
“This is not a good business. I think this is the concept,” they repeated.
The President said, “Snakes are fast, but crocodiles-we are going to teach them how to run away from a crocodile if they escape from the jail,” said the President, making a side-to-side gesture with his arms.
Continuing to portray the technique, Trump jokingly said, “Don’t run in a straight line. Run this way.”
Uthmeier said that this place is ideal for a detention center as it is surrounded by Everglades and its hunter wildlife in a video taken on the site in June:
The Attorney General said, “I call it ‘Elegator Alkatraz’.”
“It presents a skilled, low -cost opportunity to create a temporary detention facility, as you do not need to invest so much in the perimeter. If people go out, there is no longer waiting for them other than crocodiles and dragon.”
Tusrap became involved Florida village. Ron desntis (R) and Homeland Security Sec. Christie Nom later on Tuesday at distance facility, and said, “This is what you need. Many bodyguards and lots of police crocodiles.”
He also commented that the distant facility may be “good as the real Alkatraz site”, referring to the historic maximum security gel in San Francisco, California.
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