Florida, Fort Walton Beach and Immigration Enforcement

Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage appointed to Florida Immigration Enforcement Council
Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage joins Florida’s new Immigration Enforcement Council to help combat illegal immigration.
Fort Walton Beach police chief discusses appointment to Florida’s State Board of Immigration Council
Local law enforcement and state leaders are coming together to combat illegal immigration in the state of Florida. This month, the Florida Legislature established the State Board of Immigration Enforcement.
Patronis appoints Fort Walton Beach Police Chief to new immigration council
Before serving nearly 30 years in Florida law enforcement, Chief Bage served two years in the United States Navy and has great experience protecting America’s borders from illegal immigration from his time with the United States Border Patrol.
Jimmy Patronis picks Robert Bage as choice for State Immigration Enforcement Council
Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage will serve on the newly established State Immigration Enforcement Council. Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis announced Bage as his choice for the high-profile group, which was established by legislation just passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Fort Walton Beach police chief selected to State Immigration Enforcement Council
Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis appointed Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage to the State Immigration Enforcement Council. The council was established this month to combat illegal immigration in Florida.
Florida Immigration Enforcement Board and Council: Who's on it?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state's efforts to support President Donald Trump's administration's enforcement of immigration in the United States was moving "full speed ahead." He introduced Larry Leefe as the executive director of the state's new immigration enforcement board.
Ft. Walton Police tipped off to major drug bust, seized enough fentanyl to kill thousands
The Fort Walton Beach Police Department seized 129 grams of fentanyl in a bust on Feb. 11, enough to cause 6,000 fatal ...
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Fort Walton Beach police say they seized enough fentanyl to kill 6,000 people
Fort Walton Beach police seized over 129 grams ... testament to the power of community partnerships,” Police Chief Robert Bage said in the release. “With the help of Emerald Coast Crime ...