287(g) & Immigration Enforcement in Florida: What it Means -- and What it Doesn't with Mark Schlakman
This emphasis of this three-week mini- course is intended to explain and contextualize this notable aspect of federal law which authorizes state and local law enforcement support for federal immigration enforcement subject to various conditions and oversight. Relevant International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) policy also will be explored within the context of Governor Ron DeSantis' expressed priorities toward these ends including but not limited to the state of Florida establishing "Alligator Alcatraz." State legislation also will be explored within the larger ambit of spotting key issues, identifying the implications and attempting to reconcile within applicable frameworks while encouraging divergent views. This course is for OLLI at FSU Members only. Everyone is eligible to become a member!
Date & timeThursday, October 29, 2026 · 9:30 AMEnds 11:15 AM
LocationClaude Pepper Center (PCB)636 W Call St, Tallahassee, FL
OrganizerStefanie Hartsfield
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287(g) & Immigration Enforcement in Florida: What it Means -- and What it Doesn't with Mark Schlakman
This emphasis of this three-week mini- course is intended to explain and contextualize this notable aspect of federal law which authorizes state and local law enforcement support for federal immigration enforcement subject to various conditions and oversight. Relevant International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) policy also will be explored within the context of Governor Ron DeSantis' expressed priorities toward these ends including but not limited to the state of Florida establishing "Alligator Alcatraz." State legislation also will be explored within the larger ambit of spotting key issues, identifying the implications and attempting to reconcile within applicable frameworks while encouraging divergent views. This course is for OLLI at FSU Members only. Everyone is eligible to become a member!