2023年3月7日 · Immigration; Prohibiting counties and municipalities, respectively, from providing funds to any person, entity, or organization to issue identification documents to an individual who does not provide proof of lawful presence in the United States; specifying that certain driver licenses and permits issued by other states exclusively to unauthoriz...

2023年5月30日 · To crack down on businesses hiring undocumented workers, SB 1718 will require private employers with 25 or more employees that are making new hires to use E-Verify, the federal online database...

2024年4月26日 · SB1718 punishes employers who use undocumented labor and forbids undocumented people from having a driver's license. Many local Florida businesses say the new law has led to workers leaving the...

2023年5月10日 · Immigration bill SB 1718 has made headlines as it aims to obstruct the flow of illegal immigration and imposes some of the toughest penalties and restrictions in the country by...

2023年6月28日 · Two of the sections in SB 1718 apply to workers without a “lawful” status (i.e., undocumented immigrants). The first punishes both workers and employers: If undocumented workers falsify information to obtain employment, they will be subject to a third-degree felony (up to a $5,000 fine or five years in prison).

2024年7月29日 · SB 1718 penalizes employers for failing to verify employment authorization and criminalize noncitizens who use false identification documents to obtain work.

2023年5月2日 · 217 (a) Any employee of the United States Government, while 218 operating a noncommercial motor vehicle owned by or leased to 219 the United States Government and being operated on official 220 business.

2023年5月2日 · Florida House passes sweeping new immigration bill. Here's what's in SB 1718: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is poised to sign tough penalties and restrictions that aims to obstruct the flow of...

The bill (Chapter 2023-40, L.O.F.) amends various Florida statutes to address provisions related to individuals in this state who may be unauthorized aliens. Specifically the bill: If approved by the Governor, or allowed to become law without the Governor’s signature, these provisions take effect July 1, 2023, except where otherwise provided.

Criminalizes Floridians who shelter, support, and provide transportation to undocumented immigrants, including those who have overstayed their visa or who have lived in Florida for decades and have US born children. Makes it harder for immigrants to provide for their families.