Florida sheriffs pledge to assist immigration authorities, ask for resources
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Just two weeks after a special session led to sweeping immigration reforms in Florida, state lawmakers are preparing to take up additional immigration measures.
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Florida officials are holding off updating the state's population projections because of uncertainties about how the ...
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Florida lawmakers tee up final votes on illegal immigration crackdownFlorida lawmakers advanced three bills that increase penalties for undocumented immigrants and make entering the state illegally a crime. The bills allocate millions in grants to local law ...
Florida Senate Democratic Leader Jason Pizzo is critical of Republicans for not doing enough to stop illegal immigration by ...
That’s the message that Palm Beach County teacher Carla Rodas brings to her students at John I. Leonard High, where about 70% ...
Fort Walton Beach Police Chief Robert Bage joins Florida’s new Immigration Enforcement Council to help combat illegal ...
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Governor Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Wednesday afternoon from the Florida Capitol.
The Pinellas and Pasco sheriffs will join a new council tasked with bolstering state and federal immigration enforcement.
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