Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis made no bones about removing certain state officials if they refuse to cooperate with President-elect Donald Trump and his administration’s efforts to enforce the nation’s immigration laws, including deportations starting with migrants who have committed crimes.DeSantis’ remarks come ahead of a special legislative session he has called that will begin Jan. 27 specifically to take up immigration enforcement-related issues, Florida Politics reported on Monday.
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