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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced the closure of the temporary immigration center known as "Alligator Alcatraz."
The Florida Everglades immigration detention center known as “Alligator Alcatraz” has served its purpose, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday, closing the makeshift facility heralded by the Trump administration and denounced as inhumane by civil rights groups.
DeSantis said the center, which opened in July 2025, was always meant to be only temporary until more permanent detention centers could be secured and federal officials now have that capacity. “We stepped up because there was a gap, but my hope is that they’ll be able to handle that,” the Republican governor said at a news conference at the facility.
Officials announced a temporary closure of the facility earlier in June and sent all of the detainees to other facilities, saying hurricane season made it unsafe to keep them in the Everglades. Immigration advocates said the center’s tents were never safe or humane for holding people. Detainees at the facility have talked about their difficulty accessing lawyers and described poor physical conditions, including worms in the food, toilets that didn’t flush, floors flooded with fecal waste, and mosquitoes and other insects everywhere.
The 2025 lawsuit from the Miccosukee people has been cited as a contributing cause to the eventual closure of the site. The land used for Alligator Alcatraz was part of Big Cypress Nature Preserve and was seized by the Florida government for construction. While it's not part of the Miccosukee reservation, it is on their ancestral territory. Almost a dozen villages and ceremonial spots are within three miles of the prison.
More details in these 2025 articles:
The community found refuge from white persecution deep in the Everglades swamps centuries ago. Together with environmental groups, they succ
The Trump and DeSantis administrations have characterized the region as a treacherous swamp where little more than alligators and pythons re
(from the first article, emphasis mine)
DeSantis said the center, which opened in July 2025, was always meant to be only temporary until more permanent detention centers could be secured and federal officials now have that capacity. “We stepped up because there was a gap, but my hope is that they’ll be able to handle that,” the Republican governor said at a news conference at the facility.
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Even with the closure of the facility, Florida continues to play a key role with other detention centers and an increased role in helping with immigration enforcement, White House border czar Tom Homan said at Thursday’s news conference. “Gov. DeSantis did a good job, and he’s going to continue doing what he’s doing to help us make this country safe again,” Homan said. “This isn’t the end of relationship. This is a continuation.” Lawyers for the immigrants at the facility said their clients suddenly started leaving for other facilities in South Florida, California, Arizona, Louisiana and Texas earlier this month, disappearing for about a week before their attorneys and families were told where they were sent.
while the closure of this particular facility is still a victory, there's no promise that the people imprisoned and abused there will be treated better elsewhere. these people are still in danger and we cannot let the closure of a place we know about blind us to the places where this abuse continues.
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live theatre is probably the most important thing in the world
anyone else: omg im sorry that sucks
your tumblr mutual who you probably wanted different shit from: golly i sure do love this niche musical no one's cared about for a decade #nichemusical #niche #musical #ahhhhh

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I Love Boosters (2026) dir. Boots Riley
This movie is such a phenomenal postmodernist marxist critique of fast fashion and nobody talked about it. It's also incredibly funny. Zoolander but WOKE.
Irish Softies: Souvenir Sheep & Lamb Plushies from Ireland
We clear the place out in 40 minutes or less and...be a lick big enough for us to sit back for a minute.
KEKE PALMER, NAOMI ACKIE, and TAYLOUR PAIGE in I LOVE BOOSTERS (2026)
Chappell Roan was right. it is like a hundred ninety nine degrees
And no one is even doing it with me
*sighs sadly* doing it with me…
women being in love with women is so beautiful

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Don’t usually go on Facebook because it’s fucking stupid but this. Was too funny.
The tubes of their blood at the blood drive, the blood going down the shower drain, the fact that Mark is covered in blood the first time he sees Gemma again...
npr ran a story this morning on air about the recent supreme court ruling in favor of trans youth sports bans, a ruling that specifies trans girls in particular and allows even public schools in red states to do whatever kind of exclusionary policy they want. and for this story they interviewed two people: a teenage trans boy in massachusetts who participates in tons of school sports, and an activist trans man in nyc who runs a nonprofit for trans youth. I'm not saying that either of these people have absolutely nothing pertinent to say about trans youth issues, but the teenager from MA mostly spoke about how lucky *he* is to participate in sports and the activist from NYC spent the entire interview plugging the book he wrote while barely answering a single question. The activist guy mentioned that he actually has spoken to the west virginian trans girl who was part of the case, but only to say how proud/sad he is to watch her become an activist "just like him".
not to be a critic, but its crazy to me that they could not speak either TO or ABOUT the people affected by this ruling (trans girls in conservative areas) at all. a combination of transmisogyny and shitty reporting means that the takeaway from that segment seemed to be "well, it sucks, but at least blue states are still allowed to be accepting of trans youth" rather than the very real attempts to eradicate trans people from public life or the very real possibility of violent retaliation against trans girls in these states.
during the activist's interview, the radio host asked him if he could quickly dispel some of the myths around trans youth in sports somehow being unfair to cis youth, and his response was to awkwardly shrug off the question and say that the answer is simply too "complicated and nuanced" to give a short soundbite on air about. are you fucking kidding me? live on WNYC with about 1 million weekly listeners, and you can't just say with your whole chest that trans girls belong in girls sports because they are girls too? come on
the way teenagers are treated these days is wild. when i was a teenager we were all watching porn, jerking off, and going to horror movies with 3000 gallons of blood. Nowadays they make kids get a permission slip to watch anything darker than Barney the Dinosaur. Insane.
Every year we infantilize teenagers more and more and act surprised when they grow up to be terrified, angry, emotionally stunted adults.
& then for some reason people fixate more on "ugh these teenagers just want to be treated like babies!!! teenagers are to blame for the rise in puritanism!!!!!" than how this is a very obvious example of ageism and the increased control over a socially vulnerable and exploited group
I think a commonly overlooked part of this coddling is that it teaches kids and teenagers to be afraid of things they don't need to be afraid of, which is exactly how they end up as "puriteens". I remember as a child being terrified to change the channel on the tv because I had ended up with the impression that seeing even seconds of an R rated movie or tv show would give me nightmares. And then as a tween every time I saw swearing I felt sick to my stomach because I had been taught such a thing is bad and harmful. I think I would have suffered less if I hadn't been raised with everyone around me acting like mature media was so bad. By the time I was a teenager I had figured out this was bunk, but understandably a lot of people don't. By making this whole system worse and stronger you have teens who have been told that seeing explicit or dark media Will Harm Them, and so they act in ways that would be appropriate if it really was the info-hazard it's implied to be.
^^ never heard anybody specifically talk about this but yeah. parents acting like sexual or any "dark" content in a story or show was going to put bad things in my head that were going to be there permanently just gave me a deeply distressing sort of contamination anxiety

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if you see criticism of racism within your community as criticism of the community as a whole then you have a racist community. sorry.
i feel like my meaning got a little confused here lmao. I was in fact referring to communities with legitimacy that can at times harbor racism that needs to be rooted out so the community can thrive. not communities that are fundamentally and intrinsically founded on inherently racist principles. so close though!
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