Legislation

This overly broad bill would make it a third-degree felony (with a prison sentence of up to 5 years in prison, and fines up to $5000) for something as minor as stealing a tennis ball from someone’s yard, if it is their second offense.

This bill would prohibit educational discussions about systemic and institutional racism, sexism, oppression, and privilege to adults participating in teacher training preparation programs. It extends the same unconstitutional Stop WOKE prohibitions to teacher preparation courses.

This bill calling upon the Federal Government to “secure the southern border” is designed to stoke anti-immigrant sentiment and does nothing to solve real problems facing everyday Floridians.

This bill would protect Confederate monuments and impose penalties on local officials who remove or relocate such monuments.

This overly broad bill restricts protected free speech by incorporating the IHRA definition of antisemitism to report hate crimes.

Chaplains have no place in public schools. Student support services must be provided by trained, certified school professionals, not government-selected clergy.

The bill intends to prohibit the removal of Confederate monuments and penalize public officials who vote in favor of their removal.

Creates harsher criminal penalties for driving without a valid driver license on more than one occasion.

This landmark legislation builds on key federal protections in the 1965 Voting Rights Act that have been eroded over the past decade by the U.S. Supreme Court.