The U.S. military has confirmed a controversial new deployment: 200 U.S.

Marines are being sent to Florida to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with logistical and administrative support.

This comes as part of a broader plan to reinforce ICE operations in high-tension states like Louisiana and Texas.

But here’s the kicker: These Marines are not being sent into battle —they are tasked with strictly non-law enforcement duties within ICE detention facilities.

Still, the optics of military uniforms alongside ICE agents have ignited outrage.