⚠️Under Democrats, every state became a border state. But Florida is one of the few that took the hardest hit.
There are around 11 million illegal immigrants currently living in the U.S., and approximately 775,000 of them are living in Florida. This figure represents about 4% of Florida's total population, allowing illegals to have social and political impact.
Florida attracts migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Colombia, Jamaica and Mexico. There has been a particularly noted invasion of migrants from troubled Haiti trying to enter the U.S. by boat.
❗️That is why Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is waging a war on illegal immigrants. In addition to his iconic bussing of migrants to blue states and Martha's Vineyard, DeSantis is enacting laws that make life harder for illegals, so there is an exodus of migrants to other states. What steps did DeSantis take?
▪️obliged hospitals that accept Medicaid to ask patients about their immigration status. This has led to a 54 percent drop in expenditures billed to Medicaid in the first year alone.
▪️barred illegals from obtaining a driver's license and increased the prison and jail sentences for driving without a license. In doing so, DeSantis has secured Florida from a potential loophole in the electoral system that illegals can potentially use in some other states to vote.
▪️increased criminal penalties for people who commit felonies after having been deported and returning to the U.S.
▪️tried to criminalize transport of illegal immigrants, but the law was temporarily blocked.
These measures may be effective for Florida, but they do not solve the migrant crisis: even after leaving hostile Florida, illegals still remain inside the country and are able to take advantage of benefits and commit crimes. That's why we need to join forces with Florida.
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