Florida has filed felony charges against Mexican citizens for illegal re-entry after being deported. The arrest and charges are the first of the state's immigration violations under a new law passed by the Florida Legislature.
According to Florida State Immigration Executive Committee (SBIE) Director Larry Keefe, a Florida fish and wildlife officer, has arrested Felipe Hernandez Chavalia, 38, for felony trespassing. During the appointment, deputies from the Brevard County Sheriff's Office discovered that Mexican citizens had been deported from the United States in 2019. Under the new law, a prosecutor signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis earlier this year has previously taken Hernandez Chavalier out of the state.
New Law It makes entering Florida a “illegal alien” a national crime. When the federal government previously deported illegal foreigners, the charges are a three-fold felony. If convicted of accusations, offenders face a mandatory minimum sentence of one year and one day.
“A great job of enforcing the recently enacted laws to combat illegal immigration!” Governor Desantis posted on X.
This week, Florida's SBIE launched a portal of “related law enforcement officers and employees” to report failures by agencies in order to comply with Florida immigration enforcement policies. The portal provides a Please contact the form Report possible violations.
“This reporting system will provide a direct channel for executives and employees to report failures in compliance with Florida immigration enforcement policies,” Keefe said in writing. “Let's not be misunderstood. Florida laws will come into effect.”
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