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US military says 200 Marines being sent to support ICE in Florida
FLORIDA, JUL 3 – The deployment supports ICE's increased immigration enforcement by providing logistical and administrative aid, part of a 700-troop mobilization authorized by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
- The U.S. military deployed 200 Marines from North Carolina to Florida on Thursday to support ICE with administrative and logistical tasks.
- This deployment follows a May Department of Homeland Security request and Defense Secretary approval of up to 700 troops for immigration enforcement.
- Marines will be assigned exclusively to administrative and logistical roles under ICE guidance, while an additional 500 troops are deployed to support operations in Texas and Louisiana.
- U.S. Northern Command stated that these forces will support ICE’s internal immigration operations by providing essential administrative and logistical assistance.
- This deployment forms the first wave of military support for ICE amid Trump administration's increased immigration enforcement across multiple states.
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Approximately 200 Marines from Support Squadron 272 have been deployed to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Florida, which marks the first of many ICE support deployments throughout the country, the U.S. Northern Command announced on Thursday. The group of Marines, coming from North Carolina, is meant to support ICE on “administrative and logistical tasks,” according to the statement. This includes vehicle maintenance and …
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