Overview

• Florida filed an immediate notice of appeal, but the order requires a two‑month wind‑down as detainees are transferred out.
• The court directed removal of fences, industrial lighting, generators and other added infrastructure once the population is reduced.
• Environmental groups and the Miccosukee Tribe brought the case under NEPA, and the judge found the project to be at least a joint state‑federal venture.
• Several hundred people remain in the camp, including 78 Mexican nationals, and authorities must relocate them to other facilities.
• A separate ACLU suit over access to counsel and conditions continues, with reports from detainees describing unsanitary facilities and curtailed legal access.