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July 7, 2024
>> the republicans in the house are going to go on record and make a decision if theyre going to stand for truth and accountable or if theyre going to stand with someone who is an admitted liar. >> republicans unable to clean up their own george santos mess, so it was left to a democrat to produce a resolution to expel him. im ask hakeem jeffries about that and his meeting today with the white house on the looming debt ceiling crisis. also tonight, the serious new allegations against...
July 18, 2023
Another Florida law is under legal scrutiny. This time, civil rights groups have filed a federal lawsuit to halt Floridaโs new immigration policy -- calling it unconstitutional.
July 18, 2023
Northeast Florida hospitals say they will not turn patients away or report them based on their immigration status.
July 4, 2023
Just days after Floridaโs newest immigration law went into effect, advocacy groups are now hoping the courts can stop it.
June 2, 2023
SB 1718 will lead to existential choices for the state; immigrants do the construction, agricultural, and service industry jobs that make Florida run
June 2, 2023
Several businesses across our area were closed Thursday as well, since many employees participated in the demonstration.
June 2, 2023
The protest is in response to an anti-illegal immigration law that Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law on May 10th. Juarez says the law is something that's hard for her to process.
May 26, 2023
As this legislation takes effect July 1, this GT Alert provides answers to some commonly asked questions about SB 1718, its effect on immigration compliance for Florida employers, as well as other immigration laws in Florida with which employers must comply.
May 19, 2023
The law is sure to increase the cost of construction.
May 18, 2023
Some business owners are reporting that longtime employees are quitting and even leaving the state after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 1718 last week.