Summary

GOVERNOR LAWTON CHILES ANNOUNCING TODAY PLANS TO CLEAR MORE ILLEGAL ALIENS OUT OF FLORIDA PRISONS ... AND DEPORT THEM TO THEIR NATIVE COUNTRIES.

Source CONUS Archive
Record ID 65778
Story Slug ALIEN PRISONER DEPORTATION (04/17/1995)
Location TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
Format PKG W/TAG
Date 4/17/1995
Archive Time 25:34
TRT 1:26
Supers APALACHEE CORRECTIONAL INST. JACKSON CO., FL TALLAHASSEE, FL GOV. LAWTON CHILES (D) FL DORIS MEISSNER US IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERVICE COMMISSIONER OAN MURRAY STANDUP
Video Description GUARD USING BINOCULARS TO SURVEY, TIGHT OF RAZOR WIRE ATOP AND ALONG FENCE, WIDE OF ALIEN PRISONERS IN CAMP, CHILES SIGNING, CHILES SOT, MEDIUM EXTERIOR SHOT OF INSTITUTION WALL, SOT, REPORTER STAND UP SOT, ALIEN PRISONERS BEING HELD AND AWAITING DEPORTATION
Description GOVERNOR LAWTON CHILES ANNOUNCING TODAY PLANS TO CLEAR MORE ILLEGAL ALIENS OUT OF FLORIDA PRISONS ... AND DEPORT THEM TO THEIR NATIVE COUNTRIES.
Script LEAD: A YEAR AGO FLORIDA BEGAN AGGRESSIVELY DEPORTING NON-VIOLENT CRIMINAL ALIENS. TO DATE, 281 INMATES HAVE BEEN SHIPPED BACK TO THEIR HOMELAND. NOW UNDER AN HISTORIC AGREEMENT WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FLORIDA WILL BE ABLE TO DEPORT THOUSANDS MORE CRIMINALS. JOAN MURRAY EXPLAINS. TAG: AFTER A DEPORTATION HEARING IS CONDUCTED IN THE STATE PRISON, THE IMMIGRATION JUDGE CAN ORDER A CRIMINAL ALIEN DEPORTED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THEIR SENTENCE IS COMPLETE.
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Keywords

ALIEN
CRIMINAL
DEPORTATION
CORRECTIONAL
COST
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