Welcome to Ron Desantis Florida - 15 years in jail.if you hire and illegal or transport an illegal in your car in Florida

That is just the same "freetrade" bullshit the globalists have been drilling into people's head since they took over 60 years ago and began destroying the US from the inside.

The truth is there are plenty of Americans who can do the work if they paid a living wage for it. Big agra wouldn't make as many billions and the cost of food would go up a little, but at least the majority of that money wouldn't be sent to other countries to support a better lifestyle for foreign families and their broke corrupt nations that can't produce enough good paying jobs for their people.

In the long run money into the hands of American workers fully flow within the American economy strengthen it and increasing the value of the dollar, which over time would bring the prices back down.

I support it 100%, and would love it if every southern state mobilized a mass re-migration program of the invaders to the areas responsible for their being here.

I'd cheer to see bumper-to-bumper Greyhounds jamming interstates everywhere heading to all points Demonrat.

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A group of evangelicals on Thursday spoke against an effort by Gov. Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans to make it a felony to knowingly transport an undocumented immigrant, calling it a potentially dangerous infringement on religious liberty.



issue is a provision in the bill that would impose, per the legislative text: "criminal penalties for persons who knowingly and willfully violate, or who reasonably should know and who violate, certain provisions relating to the transporting into or within this state, or the concealing, harboring, or shielding from detection, or the attempt thereof, of individuals who entered the United States unlawfully and without inspection by the Federal Government."

Violators could be charged with a second-degree felony under the bill, which in Florida is punishable by up to 15 years in prison. The bill is also opposed by the ACLU, with its Florida chapter noting that it could criminalize providing transport or shelter to people "who have lived in Florida for decades and have US-born children."


There are around 772,000 undocumented immigrants in Florida, according to the Migration Policy Institute, with roughly half having resided in the United States for more than a decade.

EXACTLY! In Florida, occasionally you will see buses painted dark green or grey with writing on them for workers to go, you know... work.... all of them "undocumented". Probably the safest way for them to work and get paid.

Im all for people coming here to work legally, and the system needs to be overhauled, but literally zero people are implementing real solutions to stop illegal immigration. Its sad for us AND them.

Who is going to pick your fruits and vegetables and mow your lawns and wipe your kids asses?


Do you realize what you are advocating is the collapse of the "southern" economy?

Bullshit.
You show your evidence for your assertion, and I will put forward my proof.
Then we will see who is right.

So all whites in the south owned plantations and slaves?

Or were most of them "special"?

What is a "share cropper", peckerwood?

You are a DUMB son of a bitch

So why isn't he in prison for trafficking illegals north by the thousands?

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A group of evangelicals on Thursday spoke against an effort by Gov. Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans to make it a felony to knowingly transport an undocumented immigrant, calling it a potentially dangerous infringement on religious liberty.



issue is a provision in the bill that would impose, per the legislative text: "criminal penalties for persons who knowingly and willfully violate, or who reasonably should know and who violate, certain provisions relating to the transporting into or within this state, or the concealing, harboring, or shielding from detection, or the attempt thereof, of individuals who entered the United States unlawfully and without inspection by the Federal Government."

Violators could be charged with a second-degree felony under the bill, which in Florida is punishable by up to 15 years in prison. The bill is also opposed by the ACLU, with its Florida chapter noting that it could criminalize providing transport or shelter to people "who have lived in Florida for decades and have US-born children."


There are around 772,000 undocumented immigrants in Florida, according to the Migration Policy Institute, with roughly half having resided in the United States for more than a decade.

No you are dumb son of bitch living in a broken and corrupt country that is being dismantled in front of your eyes while parroting the regurgitated lies of those who are destroying your country. Vote harder next time. Right dumbass?

And what do you think would happen if they suddenly left?

Think!!

This cuntry has ALWAYS been a lie

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A group of evangelicals on Thursday spoke against an effort by Gov. Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans to make it a felony to knowingly transport an undocumented immigrant, calling it a potentially dangerous infringement on religious liberty.



issue is a provision in the bill that would impose, per the legislative text: "criminal penalties for persons who knowingly and willfully violate, or who reasonably should know and who violate, certain provisions relating to the transporting into or within this state, or the concealing, harboring, or shielding from detection, or the attempt thereof, of individuals who entered the United States unlawfully and without inspection by the Federal Government."

Violators could be charged with a second-degree felony under the bill, which in Florida is punishable by up to 15 years in prison. The bill is also opposed by the ACLU, with its Florida chapter noting that it could criminalize providing transport or shelter to people "who have lived in Florida for decades and have US-born children."


There are around 772,000 undocumented immigrants in Florida, according to the Migration Policy Institute, with roughly half having resided in the United States for more than a decade.

There are around 772,000 undocumented immigrants in Florida, according to the Migration Policy Institute, with roughly half having resided in the United States for more than a decade.

The agricultural economy CANNOT function without "illegal aliens"

It’s in the name. An “illegal”. You’re aiding and abetting a crime by helping illegals circumvent immigration laws.

Traitors deserve harsh punishments

EXACTLY! In Florida, occasionally you will see buses painted dark green or grey with writing on them for workers to go, you know... work.... all of them "undocumented". Probably the safest way for them to work and get paid.

Im all for people coming here to work legally, and the system needs to be overhauled, but literally zero people are implementing real solutions to stop illegal immigration. Its sad for us AND them.

If we had congressional representation, there would be a an END TO LEGAL IMMITRATION until illegal overstays and border crossings at or below O= ZERO

It is hyperbolic hypocrisy for a white man to refer to an Indian as an "illegal alien". DO you realize how stupid you sound?

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Common sense.