What to do if you see a kidnapping ....

[ancianita]

36. Federal law enforcement in cooperation with state law enforcement is only kidnapping if courts & law

define it. It's not defined by what the public thinks. I've also been told by others that any public attempt to stop LEO's of FL will be cause for arrest for obstruction of justice.

Is it kidnapping in spirit? Probably.

Here's how the red state of Florida handles ICE:

Mandatory Cooperation:
A law passed in a 2025 special legislative session requires all law enforcement agencies to have agreements or policies in place to assist with federal immigration enforcement upon request.

287(g) Program:
All 67 county jails in Florida are required to have a written agrement with ICE under the 287(g) program. This program trains and deputizes local officers and correctional officers to perform specific immigration enforcement functions, such as identifying and processing for deportation individuals in their custody who are in the country illegally.

Street-level Enforcement:
Beyond jails, agreements have been signed allowing state agencies like the Florida Highway Patrol, Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to perform street-level immigration enforcement duties, including interrogation and arrest of individuals without legal status.

Penalties for Non-compliance:
County or municipal officials who knowingly or willfully refuse to comply with immigration detainers face fines of up to $5,000 and potential suspension from office.

DeepMind AI is correct, because I fact checked it on the www.flgov.com website