For example. the State of Florida has approximately 5.504 criminal aliens in State corrections facilities on any given day. annually costing Florida taxpayers on average more than $14.000 per Inmate. Therefore. the U.S. Attorney General will work in conjunction with the States to determine which nonviolent criminal aliens will be deported. Our amendment also establishes stiff penallies for deported aliens who return to the United States. They will be forced to serve the remainder of their original sentence. plus expanded penalties for reentry under current law. with no possibility of parole or supervised release. Any alien who is deported pursuant to this provision will be notified of these penalties at the time of their deportation. The reason we are offering this amendment is twofold: to keep violent criminals in jail and to save taxpayer dollars for the incarceration of nonviolent criminal aliens. In the face of soaring crime rates and overcrowded prisons. law enforcement officials are releasing criminals. many of whom are violent offenders. before they have been justly punished.
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