Today, the Florida Legislature passed Senate Bill 6B, a bill that will create a program to inhumanely expel migrant families and people seeking asylum out of Florida.

The bill expands state prosecutorial power, intimidates eligible voters with previous felony convictions, and criminalizes them for honest voter eligibility mistakes.

This ongoing case challenges the map that divides neighborhoods along racial lines, packs Black and Hispanic voters, and undermines fair representation.

Three legal advocacy organizations have jointly submitted a letter to the Mayor of Surfside and town commissioners notifying them proposed local legislation to criminalize of sleeping, showering, and requesting help in public places is unconstitutional.

The Florida Supreme Court accepted a request by abortion providers today to hear arguments in their case against House Bill 5 (HB 5), a ban on abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

On Thursday, Gov. DeSantis’ administration blocked an Advanced Placement course focusing on African American studies from being taught in Florida high schools.

City Council members will vote on the mayor’s decision tomorrow morning during their next public council meeting.

Appeal will be heard before the Florida Supreme Court following oral arguments at the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

All people should be treated with dignity and respect, including children and families seeking asylum. We should be uniting and caring for people, not dividing, traumatizing, and placing them at risk.