SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. — Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia stopped by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office recently with a significant financial boost in hand—specifically, more than $1 million designated for ramping up local immigration enforcement.
The funding, funneled through the State Board of Immigration Enforcement, is part of a broader state initiative to tighten cooperation between local deputies and federal immigration authorities.
During the presentation, Ingoglia touted Florida’s aggressive stance on the issue, crediting the partnership between state and federal agencies for removing “criminal illegal aliens” from the streets…