【环球财经】涉环保官司 美国佛州“鳄鱼恶魔岛”施工暂停

Core Points - A federal judge in the U.S. has ordered a two-week construction halt on the "Crocodile Devil Island" immigration detention facility in Florida due to an environmental lawsuit [1][2] - The facility, which has 5,000 beds, was opened about a month ago and is intended to support the Trump administration's large-scale illegal immigration deportation policy [1][2] - The annual operating cost of the facility is estimated to be around $450 million [1] Group 1 - The construction halt is a temporary measure while the court considers whether to issue a preliminary injunction against the facility [2] - Environmental organizations and the Miccosukee tribe have filed lawsuits claiming that the construction threatens sensitive wetland ecosystems and could waste billions of dollars previously invested in environmental restoration [2] - Florida's governor's spokesperson criticized the construction halt, asserting that it would not affect the state's efforts to deport illegal immigrants [2] Group 2 - The construction, maintenance, and operation of "Crocodile Devil Island" are entirely the responsibility of Florida authorities [3]