Florida agriculture found in the despise state illegal immigration law

A federal judge found out on Tuesday Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s ruling on the court’s ruling was civilly despised, making it a crime for people living in the United States illegally.

U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams ordered on April 29 that Uthmeier, in a case of “why shouldn’t he be despised or approved for a violation of the court’s interim restraining order (TRO), Uthmeier said despite Williams’ final decision that he could not convince her.

“If being despised is the price of defending the rule of law and firmly standing at the backwardness of President Trump’s agenda for illegal immigration, then that’s it.”

Florida Government Ron DeSantis In February, legislation was signed into law, which allowed illegal immigrants to enter the state was a misdemeanor, part of President Donald Trump’s efforts to combat illegal immigrants.

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But on April 4, Williams issued a 14-day TRO to the law after a lawsuit filed by the Florida Immigration Coalition and other groups. She then learned that the Florida Highway Patrol arrested the TRO for another 11 days in a dozen people, including U.S. citizens.

Court said on April 18th Florida Law enforcement officers Be bound by the TRO to prevent them from enforcing criminal immigration laws.

The court also ordered the Attorney General to provide notice to all law enforcement officers whom Uthmeier initially complies with.

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But on April 23, he sent a follow-up letter telling the law enforcement community that “there is no judicial order…appropriately restricting you” to enforce immigration laws, adding: “There is currently no legal order that prevents your institution from continuing to enforce it.”

As a result, the court asked Uthmeier to show why the reason should not be despised for the crime of violating TRO.

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Florida Highway Patrol officers were arrested. (St. Augustine Police Department)

After his reply, the court found that the litigants could not change the meaning of the words in a suitable situation, and ruled that Uthmeier despised the court’s April 18 order to provide law enforcement officers with regard to law enforcement Immigration Law.

Therefore, the court ordered Uthmeier to file a detailed introduction to the immigration laws prohibiting undocumented immigrants from entering Florida every two weeks and filed on July 1.

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If any arrest is arrested under the law, Uthmeier is ordered to notify the court of details of the arrest.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.