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DeSantis signs Florida law to label groups

Groups, organizations can be defined as terrorists under new Florida law

Florida officials will now have power to designate groups as terrorist organizations under a bill signed into law Monday.

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DeSantis signs Florida law to label groups as terrorists and expel student supporters

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Governor DeSantis signs legislation to combat terrorist groups and ban Sharia law in Florida

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DeSantis signs law targeting domestic terror groups and banning "Sharia Law" in Florida

Governor Ron DeSantis signs House Bill 1471, empowering Florida to identify and crack down on domestic terrorist organizations and prohibiting the use of legal frameworks like Sharia law in state cour...

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Gov. DeSantis signs bill that would designate domestic terrorist organizations in Florida

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DeSantis signs bill targeting terror groups

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FDLE warns of new phone scam targeting Florida families

COAST GUARD FIND HIM. HE WAS THEN RESCUED BY HELICOPTER AND WAS NOT HURT. NEW THIS MORNING. YOU’LL NEED TO LISTEN TO THIS. FLORIDA LAW ENFORCEMENT SAYS A NEW PHONE SCAM IS SPREADING ACROSS THE STATE. SO HERE’S WHAT THEY’RE DOING. THEY SAY SCAMMERS ...

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Leaked ICE documents show feds earmark $149 million for Florida law enforcement agencies

The Trump administration appears to have allocated some $149 million to dozens of law enforcement agencies across Florida for participating in immigration enforcement partnerships to round up undocumented immigrants across the state,

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Hundreds of Florida law enforcement members gather to commemorate the fallen at annual ceremony

The Florida Department of Corrections held its annual memorial ceremony Friday at the Wakulla Correctional Institution to honor those who have died in the line of duty.

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Florida issues reimbursement checks to law enforcement for immigration enforcement efforts

Read full article: Florida Gov. DeSantis touts new U-Haul report. Here’s why FILE PHOTO - The Old Florida Capitol is seen with the tower of the current Florida Capitol rising behind, during a legislative session in Tallahassee, Fla., Thursday, March 6, 2025.

Florida approved millions for immigration enforcement. Where it goes is surprising

Small and mid-size law enforcement agencies have applied for and received most of the money to date, with the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office getting the third-biggest award in the state.