As the immigration policy Title 42 ends, Senate Bill 1718 will bring new immigration rules to Florida
for people in Florida who come into the country illegally. Those new rules will take effect in two months.
A local immigration attorney says these changes will have a ripple effect on everything from the food we eat to homes built in the sunshine state. DeSantis believes that President Biden hasn’t responded appropriately on the federal level to address immigration concerns, so he has SB 1718 on the state level.Require business owners to use E-verify to check employee work eligibilityBans local governments from issuing identification cardsSenate Bill 1718 is supported by local businessman, Henry Brown.
“It will have a major impact on immigration because it’s really to me, it’s very restrictive,” Fanger said. “It does not give any benefits, much to individuals that don’t have legal status, because basically it is saying if you come here you have to stay in the shadows.”
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