Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the opening of a second state-run immigration detention facility named "Deportation Depot" at the Baker Correctional Institution in northern Florida. The facility, a repurposed shuttered prison, is expected to hold up to 2,000 detainees awaiting deportation. This new center is described as a sister location to the existing "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center. The initiative aims to expedite the processing and deportation of undocumented immigrants. The Florida Republican Party released merchandise promoting the "Deportation Depot" name, though some items were removed following objections from Home Depot over the use of its branding. The Trump administration has designated the immigration court at the Krome Detention Center near Miami to handle immigration cases related to the Alligator Alcatraz facility. The opening of Deportation Depot is part of a broader effort by Florida officials to expand migrant detention capacity and streamline deportations. Meanwhile, Texas is constructing the largest illegal immigrant detention facility in El Paso to support rapid deportations under the Trump administration. The announcement has drawn criticism regarding the conditions at existing facilities, with calls for closure of the Everglades detention center.