"We won't back down to the radical left," Florida GOP posted on X, announcing the merch days before it disappeared.

Florida Republicans stopped selling “Deportation Depot” merchandise related to the state’s planned second immigration detention facility after Home Depot objected, a report said. The Republican Party of Florida had started selling shirts,

A line of merchandise sold by the Florida Republican Party with branding for the state's newest immigration deportation facility — Deportation Depot — has been removed from the party's website. Shortly after the new facility was announced,

After Thursday’s announcement, the Republican Party of Florida started selling merchandise with the logo “Deportation Depot” -- a play on the Home Depot logo. Home Depot told Local 10 News in a statement that it didn’t approve use of the company’s branding or logo, and reached out to the Republican Party of Florida to resolve the matter.

After the company raised concerns, the Florida Republican Party took down a line of “Deportation Depot”-themed shirts, hats and tchotchkes from its website. The items mimicked the Home Depot logo, using its instantly recognizable orange box and stenciled font without approval, a company spokesperson told the Herald/Times Bureau.

In one of Florida’s most conservative counties, the plan has drawn a tangle of reactions to those living within walking distance

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the empty prison will be the new home of the state’s second immigration detention facility.