The bill is not about immigrants, but instead
about the *close to one million illegals aliens in Florida.
Read the bill HB 675 and try to find out what Florida
Immigrant Coalition is advertising about teachers.
*(Data from FAIR 2010 820,000 illegal alien population)
They are lying, is very sad that senator Diaz de la
Portilla is holding in the senate SB 872.
based in many lies, and does not let other senators
to vote in this important issue. Send email to:
portilla.miguel@flsenate.gov
Senator
Miguel Diaz de la Portilla
Why you do not let a vote for SB 872 ? This is not about the bill, it is about
the
principles
our country was founded on. We have votes for a reason, and
We
The
People are supposed to have more power
than one single
senator.
HB 675 was approved in the House 80 to 38, those 80
Representatives
elected
the same way as you, are not representatives from hell
and
you
are not St. Michael to ignore or fight against them.
"I
don't think the sanctuary bills will find safe haven in my committee," said Sen.
Miguel Diaz de la Portilla, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and a
Republican leader from Miami."
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ORLANDO SENTINEL.
The bills include HB 675, sponsored by Rep. Larry Metz, R-Yalaha, which is designed to punish so-called “sanctuary” cities that do not cooperate with federal officials attempting to deport illegal immigrants. The attorney general would be authorized to file civil actions to halt sanctuary policies and impose fines of up to $5,000 per day on cities that have “written or unwritten” sanctuary policies.
AMERICA CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION (ACLU)
We write in opposition to SB 872 and HB 675 which outlaws so-called “sanctuary” policies and forces each and every Florida county and municipality to expend maximal local resources to enforce federal immigration law. The bill requires localities to comply with all immigration-related requests by the federal government, including “detainer” requests to imprison someone without the judicial determination of probable cause required under the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution. Entities may be fined up to $5,000 for every day they do not fulfill every immigration request made of them and will be perpetually and civilly liable for any bad acts committed by someone released by local law enforcement despite a detainer request. Local agencies will not be reimbursed for the cost of detaining these individuals and will continue to be liable in federal court for constitutional violations. In effect, law enforcement will be conscripted to prioritize immigration enforcement over any local needs to address crime or keep communities safe and will be forced to pick up the bill for it too.
ACLUFL ORG.
The publication of the report comes hours before the Florida House of Representatives is scheduled to debate HB 675, which would force local law enforcement agencies to honor ICE detainers under threat of serious financial and legal penalties. Under HB 675 and its Senate companion SB 872, local police agencies may be fined up to $5,000 for every day they do not fulfill every immigration request made of them and will be perpetually civilly liable for any future negligent acts committed by someone released by local enforcement if ICE put out a detainer request for them.
FLORIDA IMMIGRANT COALITION
Today, several anti-immigrant bills were introduced in Florida’s legislature. House Bill 675 introduced by Rep. Larry Metz (Republican-Groveland), would be an unfunded mandate to counties and cities to enforce federal immigration laws. Similar to the bill expected to be filed by Senator Aaron Bean (Republican-Jacksonville), it would also allow the attorney general and state attorneys to take action against local governments, including civil penalties up to $5,000 for each day cities and counties do not enforce the policy to collaborate with federal immigration law enforcement, which would increase the number of immigrants detained and deported. - See more at: https://floridaimmigrant.org/?press_releases=florida-lawmakers-promote-anti-immigrant-legislations#sthash.I4HUmPBM.dpuf
Miami-Dade Legislative
WHEREAS, SB 872 and HB 675 would permit the Florida Attorney General or applicable state attorney to institute proceedings in circuit court to enjoin a law enforcement agency or local government entity found to be in violation and impose fines of at least $1,000, but not more than $5,000, for each day that the policy or practice was found to be in effect before the injunction was granted;
NAPLES NEWS
The bills allow the attorney general and states attorneys to take action against local governments, including levying civil penalties up to $5,000 for each day they don't enforce the policy of working with immigration enforcement officials.
MIAMI HERALD
The bills allow the attorney general and states attorneys to take action against local governments, including levying civil penalties up to $5,000 for each day they don't enforce the policy of working with immigration enforcement officials.
CAIR OF FLORIDA
The bill, HB 675, would prohibit cities and counties from passing local laws to create safe havens or “sanctuary cities” for illegal immigrants, force local law enforcement to comply with federal detainer requests, and authorize the Attorney General to sue cities and fine them up to $5,000 a day for not enforcing those policies. -
TAMPA TRIBUNE
The bill, HB 675, would prohibit cities and counties from passing local laws to create safe havens or “sanctuary cities” for illegal immigrants, force local law enforcement to comply with federal detainer requests, and authorize the Attorney General to sue cities and fine them up to $5,000 a day for not enforcing those policies.
THE FLORIDA SENATE
FLORIDA HB 675 IS NOT ANTI-IMMIGRANT LAW. Is an act relating to federal immigration enforcement about unauthorized alien, or Illegal immigration.
Illegal Immigration
Sanctuary Policies Across the U.S. (2013)
Sanctuary Policies Across the U.S. details resolutions, ordinances, executive actions and other initiatives that now exist in 103 cities, towns and counties across 33 states and the District of Columbia. This study is the first and only comprehensive compilation of sanctuary policies and shows how non-enforcement — and outright defiance of immigration law which is expressly prohibited by federal law — is a dangerous trend sweeping the country.
Sanctuary Policies Across the U.S. details resolutions, ordinances, executive actions and other initiatives that now exist in 103 cities, towns and counties across 33 states and the District of Columbia. This study is the first and only comprehensive compilation of sanctuary policies and shows how non-enforcement — and outright defiance of immigration law which is expressly prohibited by federal law — is a dangerous trend sweeping the country.
Illegal Alien Removals in 2015
The Department of Homeland Security released its immigration enforcement data for FY 2015 along with self-congratulatory analysis from Secretary Jeh Johnson claiming enormous success in ensuring the security of our borders and the integrity of our immigration laws.
The Department of Homeland Security released its immigration enforcement data for FY 2015 along with self-congratulatory analysis from Secretary Jeh Johnson claiming enormous success in ensuring the security of our borders and the integrity of our immigration laws.
Remittances to Latin America and the Caribbean (2015)
The amount of money transferred by foreign workers back to their home countries, known as remittances, has continued to grow annually throughout the Obama administration.
The amount of money transferred by foreign workers back to their home countries, known as remittances, has continued to grow annually throughout the Obama administration.
Amnesty: Breaking the Social Security Bank (2015)
Those who advocate “comprehensive immigration reform” (i.e., amnesty for illegal aliens and massive increases in the annual admissions of legal immigrants and guest workers) avoid discussing the potential costs of granting amnesty to approximately 12 million illegal aliens.
Those who advocate “comprehensive immigration reform” (i.e., amnesty for illegal aliens and massive increases in the annual admissions of legal immigrants and guest workers) avoid discussing the potential costs of granting amnesty to approximately 12 million illegal aliens.
“Sanctuary” Policy is Bad Public Policy (2015)
Sanctuary policies conflict with federal law. Congress adopted The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 that prohibited state and local governments from prohibiting employees from receiving or sharing information on illegal aliens with federal government immigration officials.
Sanctuary policies conflict with federal law. Congress adopted The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 that prohibited state and local governments from prohibiting employees from receiving or sharing information on illegal aliens with federal government immigration officials.
