Florida's new anti-immigration bill, SB 1718, has raised alarm of a potentially massive labor shortage in the state.
"This bill is 100 percent supposed to scare you," Roth said."I'm a farmer and the farmers are mad as hell. We are losing employees that are already starting to move to Georgia and other states. It's urgent that you talk to all your other people and convince them that you have resources, state representatives, other people that can explain the bill to you."has reached out via email to the press team of DeSantis for comment.
Protesters on Sunday gather in Miami, Florida, to unite against the anti-immigration law signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. The law, which goes into effect July 1, in part requires hospitals that accept federal health insurance to collect data on their patients' immigration status.In another video shared by Kennedy, Representative Garcia also says that SB 1718 is meant to scare people away from coming to Florida, adding that the new rules have"no teeth.
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