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Florida Legislation and DeSantis ...The place were freedom comes to die. New Bills.. ! [1]
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Date: 2023-05-03
YOU will do as I say.
Florida and DeSantis was already on it’s way to fascism but now? Now we have a Florida takeover by George Wallace the 2nd before Wallace made amends. His name is DeSantis.
First of all anyone who would pick a fight with Disney has not got sense enough to pour piss out a boot, much less be a governor or a president or dog catcher in my opinion.
Look at this: ( See Video)
The Florida Legislature on Tuesday approved a sweeping immigration bill backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that would stiffen requirements on businesses to check the immigration status of workers and provide more funding for the governor's migrant relocation program. The GOP-controlled House gave the proposal final passage on a party-line vote with Republicans in support. It passed the Senate last week and now moves to the governor's office to be signed into law. The bill provides $12 million for DeSantis' migrant relocation initiative, which drew national attention last year when the governor flew a group of South American migrants from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, a move intended to protest federal immigration policy. The measure also expands requirements for businesses with more than 25 staffers to use E-Verify, a federal system that determines if employees can legally work in the U.S. It prohibits local governments from providing money to organizations that issue identification cards to people illegally in the country and invalidates out-of-state driver's licenses held by undocumented immigrants. Another provision would require hospitals that accept Medicaid to include a citizenship question on intake forms, which critics said was intended to dissuade undocumented immigrants from seeking medical care.
www.nbcmiami.com/…
Another doozy is pushing election laws to the max.
Florida Republicans are on the verge of passing new restrictions on groups that register voters, a move voting rights groups and experts say will make it harder for non-white Floridians to get on the rolls. The restrictions are part of a sweeping 96-page election bill the legislature is likely to send to Governor Ron DeSantis’s desk soon. The measure increases fines for third-party voter registration groups. It also shortens the amount of time the groups have to turn in any voter registration applications they collect from 14 days to 10. The bill makes it illegal for non-citizens and people convicted of certain felonies to “collect or handle” voter registration applications on behalf of third-party groups. Groups would also have to give each voter they register a receipt and be required to register themselves with the state ahead of each general election cycle. Under current law, they only have to register once and their registration remains effective indefinitely.
Groups can now be fined $50,000 for each ineligible person they hire to do voter canvassing. They can also be fined $50 a day, up to $2,500, for each day late they turn in a voter registration form. Those restrictions are more likely to affect non-white Floridians. About one in 10 Black and Hispanic Floridians registered to vote using a third-party group, according to Daniel Smith, a political science professor at the University of Florida who closely studies voting rights. Non-white voters are five times more likely to register with a third-party group in the state than their white counterparts, “a fact likely not lost on those pushing the legislation”, Smith said. “This will likely be the final nail in the coffin for third-party groups to be able to register voters in Florida,” added Smith, who has served as an expert for groups challenging similar new restrictions. The bill passed the Florida senate on Wednesday and is expected to clear the Florida house later this week.
Somewhere in all this mess, First time voters will have to vote in person. There is also a bill for him to remain governor while running for President. How Ron DeSantis waged a targeted assault on Black voters: ‘I fear for what’s to come’ Read more
The measures are the latest in a wave of new restrictions Florida Republicans and DeSantis, who is on the verge of a presidential bid, have enacted in a little over four years. After the 2020 election, the state passed sweeping legislation making it harder to request and return a mail-in ballot. Groups can now be fined $50,000 for each ineligible person they hire to do voter canvassing. They can also be fined $50 a day, up to $2,500, for each day late they turn in a voter registration form. Those restrictions are more likely to affect non-white Floridians. About one in 10 Black and Hispanic Floridians registered to vote using a third-party group, according to Daniel Smith, a political science professor at the University of Florida who closely studies voting rights. Non-white voters are five times more likely to register with a third-party group in the state than their white counterparts, “a fact likely not lost on those pushing the legislation”, Smith said.
www.clickorlando.com/...
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Tell me again he isn’t running. Oh yes he is. The ray of hope for sane Floridians would be rid of this man but no….not according to this.
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