Florida immigration council warns agencies to report arrests. One member’s agency didn’t.

Florida's top law enforcement leaders, including Republican sheriffs and police chiefs, have urged over 100 local agencies to report their immigration arrests, highlighting a push for greater transparency. However, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, which has 40 dedicated immigration officers, has ignored this call despite a representative from the agency sitting on the council. This discrepancy raises questions about compliance and the effectiveness of internal oversight, underscoring broader concerns about the enforcement and reporting of immigration-related arrests in the state.