Civil rights groups are continuing legal action against a controversial detention center in Florida, known as “Alligator Alcatraz,” despite a preventative evacuation due to the hurricane season. Activists argue the temporary relocation of migrants does not address underlying environmental and human rights concerns associated with the facility. They are demanding the permanent closure of the center, citing ongoing issues. The evacuation was prompted by the approaching hurricane season, raising questions about the safety of detainees during severe weather events. Groups maintain the facility poses significant risks beyond immediate storm threats. The legal battle highlights broader concerns regarding migrant detention conditions and transparency surrounding future plans for those held at the center. The situation remains ongoing as advocates push for a definitive resolution.