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Ron DeSantis talks about not being afraid of what the media thinks when asked about the Trump admin’s PR battle on deportations. He uses his Alligator Alcatraz as an example: "Aren't you guys going overboard with some of the stuff that's here? And they're like, 'Well, we don't want...

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