The controversial Alligator Alcatraz detention center in Florida is expected to be emptied of immigrant detainees within days, following a federal court ruling ordering its closure. Officials indicate that the facility, which has faced criticism for alleged environmental harm and lack of consent from the local Miccosukee tribe, will soon have zero detainees. While Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vows to continue immigration enforcement, challenges remain as the federal government moves to shut down operations. Protests from faith leaders and activists have highlighted the human rights issues at the site, which has been likened to past injustices faced by marginalized groups. The dismantling process could cost up to $20 million, with litigation against the facility still ongoing.