Florida Dem criticizes Trump admin immigration polices for uptick in detentions

US MP Friederica Wilson, De Flores, urged people to summon legislators in congress and threaten them about Trump administration immigration policies after a visit to an American immigration and customs facility on Thursday.

Earlier in the day, Wilson visited the ICE KROME detention center in Miami before a press conference was held on Instagram Live.

“So I was giving phone numbers to the House of Representatives and the Senate,” she said. “It is the number one calling it and you threaten it, and you say, this is a mistake. This is not America. This is not what we are defending. We need to change. You have to do it. People will take. We have done it.”

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“We need people. We needed an uprising as people move to the streets, phones and writing. This is what we need,” she added.

Before going to the ice attachment, Wilson said she expected to see criminals “tattoos with gold teeth”.

“I wanted to see where these dangerous people who took from the street and put them in a detention center,” the actor said. “I haven’t seen it. I saw men working hard. Some of them are more than others.

Wilson, who felt the dispute with President Donald Trump in the past, blamed Riley Lackeen’s law to increase immigrant frustration.

Trump signed the draft law on law days after taking office. It directs ICE to the detention of illegal immigrants who have been arrested or accused of crimes related to theft, or those accused of assaulting a police officer.

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The law also allows the states to prosecute the Ministry of Internal Security because of the harm that caused its citizens due to illegal immigration.

The draft law was named after Riley, a nursing student who was killed while running on the campus of Georgia University by an illegal immigrant. Jose Ebara, who was previously arrested but not detained by ICE, was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder.

Wilson, who said that illegal immigrants could arrest them, “walking through the street or walking,” they could have been here forever, “Wilson said, said that illegal immigrants can arrest them” walking through the street, walking or rowing, they would hold you here. “

Jose Ebara, a suspect at the University of Georgia, lived five minutes on foot from the approximate scene, where he was claimed that he was killed by a 22 -year -old nursing student Luke Riley on February 22. (Mark Sims for Fox News Digital/ Laken Riley/ Jose Ibarra)

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Fox News Digital communicated with Wilson offices in Washington and Florida.