Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s letter concerning law enforcement agencies enforcing SB 4C — Florida’s unconstitutional immigrant entry/re-entry law, despite federal court orders.

Earlier today, two harmful bills endangering the well-being of children advanced their respective Florida House committees. 

The lawsuit, brought by the ACLU of Florida and law firm Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP on behalf of Naples Pride, argues the City of Naples has violated the First Amendment by prohibiting drag performances in their public parks

Today, the Florida House voted to pass House Bill 1517, which could expose doctors providing abortion care to civil lawsuits for damages.

A federal court has granted a temporary restraining order blocking enforcement of Florida Senate Bill 4-C (SB 4-C), an extreme anti-immigrant law that created new state crimes targeting immigrants entering and living in Florida.

HB 1205 creates unworkable hurdles to the citizen-led amendment process, rigging the system in favor of politicians and their wealthy donors.

The court leaves Florida’s unconstitutional funding and curriculum restrictions in place until the claims can be further proven and litigated.

The lawsuit exposes SB 4C as a sweeping and unlawful expansion of state power under the guise of immigration enforcement.

Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed Senate Bill 1284, sponsored by Senator Erin Grall. SB 1284 seeks to deceptively erode reproductive freedom in Florida by amending wrongful death statutes in a way that could pave the path to civil lawsuits tied to abortion care.