Legislation

The bill criminalizes doctors for providing gender-affirming care to minors and allows a non-supportive parent to have the upper hand in child custody disputes in divorce proceedings if the other parent is supportive of their trans child’s health care.

Criminalizes doctors for providing necessary health care to transgender Floridians, restrict access to private health insurance, and ban changing an individual’s birth certificate to reflect their gender identity.

Prohibits gender-inclusive restrooms and changing facilities in schools, private businesses, public shelters, and healthcare facilities.

Expands state law to include vague language that can be used to attack drag shows and performances even though Florida law already prohibits exposing minors to shows considered sexually explicit or harmful.

Bans abortion after 6 weeks, before most people even know they are pregnant.

Criminalizes bystanders who film or stand within 30 feet of police officers or other first responders engaging in excessive use of force and thus makes it harder to hold bad actors accountable by ensuring there is no eyewitness or video evidence.

Significantly and dangerously expands the Governor’s police power and enforcement authority through reviving the dormant Florida State Guard and enlarging its capacity from 400 to 1500 members, increasing its budget by $85 million, and adding aviation and maritime equipment.

Criminalizes Floridians who shelter, support, and provide transportation to undocumented immigrants, including those who have overstayed their visa or who have lived in Florida for decades and have US born children.

Dictates what courses of study college students could choose to pursue, prohibiting fields of study involving race and gender studies.